LIBERAL PARTY (Con`t) N, II, IIIDEX Treatraent works inquiry sought

N, II, IIIDEX
55, 1984
LIBERAL PARTY (Con't)
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (Con't)
Treatraent works i n q u i r y sought 1 1 , 6 : 3
Peacock backs p o l i c y 15.5:10
P e a c o c k ' s r a t i n g d r o p s t o 317, 2 8 , 6 : 4
Valder p u t s h i s worst foot forward 1 7 . 7 : 3
O p t i m i s i r a h e l p s Andrew P e a c o c k b a t on 1 8 , 7 : 4
L i b e r a l s ' n o t enamoured w i t h d e f a c t o t r i p s '
20.7:3
Party never more ready : Peacock (Elections) 21,7:4
Peacock attacks Incomes Policy 25,7:5
Liberals seek firra stance 20,8:8
Three Liberals vie for Hunter Seat 23,8:7
Peacock 'dwarfed' by astute Deputy 27,8:9
Liberals warn high taxes 27.8:11
Fair go for Andrew : Howard 30,8:3
Liberal candidate states policies 8,9:13
Dilemma over 'PM a crook' outburst 17,9:3
Plenty of evidence on ALP : Peacock 18.9:5
Howard calls for freer speech 20.9:14
Libs to offer challenge 11,10:4
Liberal school proposal absurd : Ryan 17,10:7
Howard fails to rule out top job challenge
8.12:3
New Peacock team 14,12:5
Everinghara to sit with Libs 14,12:5
Liberals set sights on Hunter 22,12:3
New Federal Seat for Valley 10,8:1
Report could clear air at Council 11.8:1
Lord Mayor stands down 13,8:1
Town Clerk cleared 15,8:1
Tapes : call for Judicial Inquiry 17,8:1
Wade sticks to statement 17.8:1
Mayoral stakes be an exercise gallop 18.8:1
ALP given sarae type of data 22,8:3
Lord Mayor 'victim of Council hostility' 23.8:3
Council rolls to close today 28.8:8
Geddes chosen for poll 5.9:3
Faction chiefs vary on Council attack 19,9:3
MP's, Alderraen beat path to Ministers' door
21,9:1
Council sets policy on taping 25,9:4
New Mayor in chamber 9,10:3
Council's business took 31 seconds 10,10:1
MP's may speak at official functions 10,10:4
Cancelled poll costs sought 11.10:3
Calls to show feelings at Ballot 11,10:4
Local Governraent Association's Annual Conference
15.10:8
Lunch gives food for thought 17.10:4
Tradition broken by Adrainistrator 17.10:4
Inspector* to examine NCC Administration 17,10:4
Politics 'put Councils at risk' 18.10:3
Quit call rejected by MLA 18.10:3
Councils go public on committees 5.11:4
Councils seek dismissal safeguard by 1988 13.11:3
Council in exile proposed by Geddes 24,11:3
Car not necessary for valley MP 22,12:12
LIBRARIES
Lake school bookmobile to end after 22 years
17,1:4
Grant to index Herald 19,1:3
Food voucher library plan opposed 1.2:1
Library shows old photos 8.2:4
Library tops list 8.2:18
New lending role for library 14,3:8
New school library booking in ahead of
schedule 24,3:3
L i b r a r y shows raining t o w n s 9 . 5 : 1 4
D e f i n i t e l y n o t f o r t h e b i r d s a t $lra 7 , 5 : 1
New T.V. s e r v i c e a t C h a r l e s t o w n L i b r a r y 7 . 6 : 6
P l a q u e raarks l i b r a r y e x t e n s i o n s 2 3 , 6 : 2 3
Parties at library 25,6:10
$ 3 0 , 0 0 0 g r a n t f o r l i b r a r y ( N e w c a s t l e Region
Public Library) 3.7:5
5 0 0 , 0 0 0 t h book f o r l i b r a r y 2 5 . 7 : 7
G r a n t of $8000 t o l i b r a r y 1 8 . 8 : 1 3
L i b r a r i e s j o i n coraputer age 1 2 . 9 : 1 2
2 new l i b r a r i e s p l a n n e d 2 4 . 1 0 : 3
LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARIES
Transfer of Ulan proposed 29.3:6
Changes throw hopefuls off 11,8:1
2 new Hunter Seats 'for ALP' 11.8:3
Newcastle Region Seats draw complaints 30.8:5
Paterson hopefuls 31.8:5
'Identity crisis danger' in new boundaries
(Lithgow and Paterson) 12.9:7
LOCAL GOVERNMENT FINANCE
Council option on club rents 7.4:5
Rate levels hit funds for Council programs 11.1:3
No easy answer to rating anoraalies 12.3:4
Inflation lowers Local Council Grants 10,9:3
Flexible plan to set rates 15.10:8
LINGARD HOSPITAL
LOCAL GOVERNMENT - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Boost f o r L i n g a r d H o s p i t a l 3 . 2 : 7
L i n g a r d head g o e s t o t o p Sydney p o s t 2 . 8 : 7
H o s p i t a l paraphlet a s t u d e n t p r o j e c t 1 3 , 1 2 : 4
LITERATURE
E l e c t r o n i c t e s t of g r e a t n e s s 6 , 2 : 3
CJueen V i c t o r i a ' s s e c r e t w o n d e r l a n d 6 , 2 : 3
P a s s i n g t h e word a r o u n d ( B a n j o P a t e r s o n ) 2 1 , 3 : 2
Robins f a m i l y d e a t h p u z z l e solved 2 6 , 5 : 8
Strikers return (Cessnock) 3.2:5
Lake Council staff back at work after short-week
strike 6,3:5
Council staff back 7,3:15
Lake ALP 'split' over deputy job 21.8:3
Labor walks out of Council meeting 22.8:1
Labor's knives out for Lewis but cutting edge
is blunted 23.8:3
MAITLAND
LITTER
Beach party leaves refuse danger 12,1:4
Beach cleared of broken glass 14,1:5
LIVER TRANSPLANTS
Donor liver found for QLD transplant baby
(Paul McKee) 9,7:1
QLD baby survives operation (PaulMcKee) 16,7:8
Operation No, 4 for liver baby (Paul McKee)
30,7:4
Hospital ready on livers 23,8:7
$180,000 Grant for liver transplant 1,9:5
Measles hits QLD liver baby (Paul McKee) 11,9:3
Liver baby out soon (Paul McKee) 25,9:5
Liver baby leaves hospital 'jolly happy'
(Paul McKee) 1.10:8
QLD sets up liver transplant unit 23.10:4
Aust, liver unit 'next year' 19.11:5
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Mayors demand freedom from states 25,2:13
Councils look at shorter week 1,3:4
Council groups needed to benefit regions 18,6:8
Citizens Group bands together 7,7:1
Report on Council tape to be tabled 18,7:1
Cohen comments further on MHR's influence 21,7:3
Money flows for bypass 3.2:1
Road 'led to health, financial woes' 4.2:10
DMR's Maitland property bid 'a favour' 8.2:18
Maitland's bypass final stage in doubt 9,2:3
Walsh rejects bypass allegation 10,2:5
Resident seeks halt to bypass 14,2:4
Public supports colonial fair 30,4:4
Les Darcy Restaurant 'exhibits faith' 15.6:5
Floods will cut $30ra bypass 2.8:3
Decline in local building industry 18,8:13
Gaslight cabaret 'highlight' 13,10:13
Bears out in force (Teddy Bears Picnic) 24.10:1
Coramitraent 'needed on issues' 10,11:15
Yards deal 14,4:1
CBD lift for Maitland 24,11:1
Community guide ready by March 1.12:21
New retail potential for central Maitland 19,12:3
MAITLAND CITY COUNCIL
Joint club facility rejected 25.1:4
Leasing sports fields, car parks mooted 8,2:4
Green Hills housing to proceed 15.2:4
Council's pool decision to be debated anew 16,2:6
Maitland to expedite centre plan 1,3:3
Private weds public to rescue city 10.3:10
Appeal for road fund payment 9,4:4
Maitland plunges into pool despite problems
2,5:1
Maitland pool to go ahead 23,5:3
N, H, INDEX
56, 1984
MAITLAND CITY COUNCIL (Con't)
MARRIAGE, DIVORCE AND FAMILY
Dump gatekeeper draws fire 30,5:4
Brutality, rape hidden behind curtains in many
homes 2,1:1
Horrors of a molested childhood 3,1:1
Plan to end family pay 'mess' (Maintenance)
8.2:3
Paying for a split family 15.2:17
Dads make great mums 7,3:23
The family : my kids, your kids, our kids
29,3:1
Lives of wedded bliss 18,4:11
Family Law Act 'needs change' 19,4:4
Daughter, 16, beats her mother to PWP win
24,4:3
Young people 'uncertain, confused on marriage
3,5:7
Helping relationships work 15,5:11
Sources of friction in couples 29,5:11
Marriage is for life, survey shows 21,8:5
FJ backseat baby boo« 15,9:4
Synod relaxes marriage policy 3,10:5
Defacto couples will be able to adopt children
18,10:3
Talks for parents group 29,10:4
Act tops Australian divorce rate figures 30,10:3
Council likely to accept $l,4ra offer 16,6:14
$600,000 tender awarded 20,5:1
$l,35m for Maitland saleyard 20,6:1
$1.2m deficit shocks Maitland 27,6:3
Maitland saleyard stalemate 4,7:20
New report proraised on deficit 11,7:24
Bid to switch Maitland saleyards 25,7:4
$l,8ra project to go ahead 27,7:5
Businessmen's step on s i t e for saleyards too l a t e
1,8:12
$2ra plan for Maitland Mall 2,8:6
Contractor upset over pool work 11,8:l4
Start seen this year on K-Mart 11,8:14
Lavatory state disgusts city alderman 11,8:14
Mall plans backed by council 15,8:3
Guy sure to beraayor18,8:13
Saleyards work will begin in two months 18,8:13
Staff discuss allegations (Garbage staff) 15,9:5
City considers changes to procedures 13,10:13
Radiation 'present in oval soil' 24,10:1
Maitland rates set to rise by 8% 3,11:12
Maitland residents face 127. rate rise 28,11:3
'Favours for mates' alleged 5.12:4
Maitland seeks 127. rate rise 12,12:3
Council to cut staff numbers 'silently' 12,12:10
MASONIC HOSPITAL, SHORTLAND
MAITLAND - HISTORY
Masonic Hospital to reopen 22.2:12
Maitland's histoiry saved with camera 4,2:5
Piece of history up for auction (Bagatelle Wine
Saloon) 7,7:23
MATER MISERICORDIAE HOSPITAL
$80,000 casualty ward 12,3:3
Hospital bed shortage at Maitland alleged 25.5:3
Stop-gap solution found to medicare pathology
tussle 30.5:8
Maitland ' to have next new hospital' 25.9:4
Mulock to considerraorebeds 29.9:4
More Hunter wards close 6.11:1
Action could 'cripple' hospital staff 8,11:1
Maitland Hospital danger 24.10:3
Valley doctors' test case booms 26,11:1
Hospital opened despite losses 1,12:2
Hospital won't close : Chief 3.12:1
North hospitals hit by hepatitis 3,1:1
Vaccine funds must be given (Leader) 3,1:2
Hepatitis outbreak under control : doctors
4.1:3
Ambulanceman hepatitis victim 5,1:1
Ambulancemen vent anger 5,1:1
Disease waiming failure a puzzle 7,1:3
Gaps in disease follow-up (Leader) 7,1:2
Work on X-Ray bunkers begins 2,2:4
Second hepatitis shot 'ignored' 22,2:1
Loneliness seen as health hazard 14,3:8
Only one child can go horae 4,4:1
Good saraaritans act quickly, generously 5,4:1
'Cardiac kids' raise $7,000 9,4:3
Mater, cancer group win (Linear Accelerator)
11,5:4
MANSLAUGHTER
Two hospitals given notice by v i s i t i n g raedical
officer 5,6:5
MAITLAND HOSPITAL
Caves Beach man on death charge 21.2:3
Man acquitted of party fight death 18.4:8
Man for trial in taxi death 25,5:5
Fairmer on trial over death of lad 14 3,7:5
Farm death verdict 5,7:6
Six year terra for melon killing 11,7:6
15 years jail forraanslaughter31,8:4
Death charge 8,9:1
Dead youth naraed (Kevin William Wells) 10,9:3
Man 'bashed, b u m f at Kurri 11,9:3
Man remanded 11.9:5
Man to face trial over death 13.9:7
Woman jailed after slaying 10.10:6
Youth on bond for killing 13,12:6
MARITIME SERVICES BOARD
A,L,P, Branch backs workshops 10,1:3
Workshop site draws anger 11,1:4
It's vital, says MSB 11,1:4
Ban to remain on MSB workshop 13,1:4
Workshops ban should go (Leader) 14,1:2
ALP, unions clash over Green ban 26,1:3
THC denies alliance over Green ban 28,1:4
Suburb 'in jeopardy' (Carrington) 30.1:3
Trades Hall hits plan 31,1:3
A suburb at the crossroads (Carrington) 4,2:2
Move to ease 'hostility' 6,2:3
Carrington ban may be lifted this week 8,2:18
Optimisra over MSB's Carrington workshop 9,2:4
Plan for $8,6m workshop shelved 11,2:1
Carrington ban (Leader) 13,2:2
People's attitude 'threat to plan' 14.2:5
Changes for MSB 2.5:3
MSB seat may be lost 3.5:3
MSB will close coal stockpile 5,5:39
Changes to MSB 23.5:9
Port spot on MSB deferred 16.8:3
Discussion on hatchman 4,9:4
MSB to get new offices 23,10:4
Throsby Creek Study meeting 30.10:7
MSB charges frozen 8.11:6
Mater waits for baby care beds 5,7:1
Concrete first at Mater 18,7:14
Mater in hopes of funds 24,10:5
MATTARA FESTIVAL
Mattara Administrator sought 21.1:5
Mattara finance (Leader) 24,4:2
Search for Mattara head raay be held 3,2:7
Poetry prize sets City on the map 13,2:5
Mattara organiser appointed (John Young) 1.5:6
Mattara planning 2,5:2
2,500 vie for poetry prize 14,6:4
Bright future seen for Mattara 14,7:3
Philatelic Society has big Mattara display
28.8:8
Ceramic creations ready for Mattara 30,8:5
Mattara to turn park into a magic land 31,8:5
Garden entries close tomorrow 31,8:5
Spring brings busy Mattara 1,9:3
A bright sunny beginning bodes well for
Newcastle's Mattara Festival 3,9:5
Dancers take to Mattara stage 6,9:7
Office games and fun in the park 6,9:7
A bit of everything in best Mattara garden
7,9:4
Mattara ends on a high note 10,9:1
Mattara 'success' 10,9:6
Mattara acts sought nationally 7,11:40
MEAT INDUSTRY AND TRADE
40 attend saleyards protest 24,1:4
Japanese delay beef talks 13,2:4
Peacock attacks P,M. over beef 15,2:9
Beef loses its appeal 16,2:7
Japan to hold beef talks 20,2:4
A promising future for Hunter deer farmers
22.2:19
Bulk meat pricing racket 27,2:7
Video livestock sales may benefit Scone 28,2:4
Japanese beef deal with U.S. worries ministers
9,2:3
Tough talks on beef expected 10,4:5
N, H, INDEX
57, 1984
MEAT INDUSTRY AND TRADE (Con't)
MEDICAL (Con't)
Japan given rerainder of beef deal 11,4:5
Japanese beef talks 'on April 12' 12,4:7
Kerin in Tokyo for beef talks 13,4:3
Kerin denounces Japan beef deal 14.4:8
Meat body sues US, for $18,5m (Aust Meat &
Livestock Corp) 25,4:1
Japanese beef talks 'disappointing' but Kerin
hopeful 17,5:11
Ruraours of beef deal 'premature' 27,6:3
Australian beef talks no closer to signing with
Japan 21.7:4
Sheep found in QLD goat exports 1.8:5
Surplus raen cost $5,5m 5,9:3
Workers accept voluntary scheme 17,10:16
Life on line of oxygen for Jason two 23,7:10
Stroke victims to forra self help club 24,7:6
Hardworking GPs 'not filthy rich' 25,7:3
Strike toll less than job injury 28,7:5
Most Australian pre-school children are fully
immunised 2,8:5
Pain costs nation 'about $5bill a year' 2,8:5
Concern on flu virus 5,8:5
Dialysis users' rebate 6.8:9
Hepatitis : school affair 13,8:1
Microsurgery for valley workman 14,8:4
Tardy response on Hepatitis 14,8:5
Spinal Pain Sufferers Group for support 16,8:6
Doctors fear epidemic as ills come to north
18,8:3
Support Group may be formed 29,8:5
Health test screening policy causes confusion,
anger 29,8:12
Baby b o m mid'flight 31.8:1
Seminar on care planning 3,9:8
Controversial conraercial follows lauch of Quit
for Life Campaign 4.9:8
Blewett operation attacked 5.9:1
Deraentia fast becoming Australian epidemic 5,9:10
'Unnecessary' surgery 5.9:7
Cut unnecessary operations first, professor says
10.9:5
Typhoid scare 13.9:3
Lecturer urges 'Dementia Study' 17.9:3
Camel railk for patient 20.9:3
'Spare parts' health trend 25.9:5
Australia 'too lax' over VD treatment26.9:8
Heart attack (Mr. Jira Cameron) 26.9:13
Union campaigns over keyboard illness 27.9:7
Heavy smoking linked to heart attack 4.10:1
Lirab-raakers 'being forced out' 9.10:5
Birth in the sky for early boy 10,10:1
Rare disease snags fisherman 11.10:1
Guide to birth control launched toraorrow 22,10:5
Learning tied to heart attack? 27.10:1
Meeting held on who should live or die 29.10:8
Marihuana 'adds to pregnancy danger' 31.10:10
Canberra raoves on strain injury 1,11:4
Diet link to 607„ of state's death 3,11:3
Blood Bank stock 'desperately low' 3.11:12
Weather puts daraper on picnic 5,11:4
450 Port Pirie children face lead risk 7,11:5
Seminar on stress 7.11:14
Bureaucrats refuse plea to save brave little boy
(Ben Towns) 10,11:1
Epilepsy support 14.11:20
Retiring nurse speaks out on Blood Banks 14,11:24
Bank supports boy's fight for life (Ben Towns)
17,11:4
Funnel Web Vaccine Prograra 'ludicrous' 21.11:4
Chicken Border Patrol 26.11:1
Childbirth revolutionary on visit 26.11:5
PSB raove to ban smoking in offices 6.12:4
Double joy for Christmas 18.12:1
A very speedy arrival in the world 27,12:1
Operations on boy's fingers 28.12:4
MEDIA - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
T,V, studio bans 'to stay' (Asbestos) 12.1:4
Radio row ends 20,2:5
Sacking puts unions 'out' (The 'Canberra Times')
7,11:8
MEDICAL
The more common causes of bad breath 3.1:8
Striking a blow against a killer 4.1:20
Body produces 'best' Leukaemia agent 5.1:5
Unusual cases of Aids 11.1:22
A world first for In-Vitro team 13,1:5
Legality raove for In-Vitro baby l4.l:4
Leg, feet ailments 'could be prevented' 16,1:5
Young diabetics taste gourmet goodies 17.1:3
The emotional pain of a stillborn child 17.1:8
M.I,A, fever 'not serious' 18,1:26
Setback and a boost for Ben's survival hopes
20,1:1
Modem raedicine is moving over 28,1:2
Pill risk 'no worse than lUD' 5,2:7
That way madness lies 8,2:2
Coping with low blood pressure 14.2:8
Managing tension 21.2:8
Device reverses cardiac arrest 22.2:5
Salt for a boy, a pint of milk for a girl
24,2:7
'Bubble boy' dies outside cocoon 24.2:8
Diabetes and Diet 29,2:18
Arthritic pains 'zapped' by thoughts 5,3:1
Diabetes and Diet (Pt. 2) 7,3:22
Dangers of stress 13,3:7
New hip offers a fresh life for John (John Boots)
20.3:1
Hip change patient waits for result 21,3:3
Leukaemia breakthrough 23,3:1
Correcting a squint 27,3:9
,,, But mineral water isn't safe either 28,3:1
Baby reacting well to pacemaker operation 28,3:7
Sex won't be watered down 31,3:3
Heart valves 'crurabled' 2.4:1
Probleras after childbirth 3,4:5
Heart attack ,,. and back 7.4:2
Register urged for marrow 19.4:3
Pacemaker baby faces new trial 23,4:1
Premature babies review urged 26,4:3
Preserving lives (Leader) 27,4:2
Handicapped babies serainar 5.5:4
Recognising alcohol dependence 8,5:10
'Strangle patients' theory put by raedical leader
10,5:1
Warning over whooping cough 10,5:6
A normal life, thanks to brother's gift 14,5:1
Patients change outlook (Leader : Iridology)
14,5:3
Typical case of autisra 22,5:13
Diabetic screening clinic a success 28,5:5
No outbreaks of legionnaires' disease in N,S,W,,
says rainister 29,5:5
The pain that others won't believe (Tenosynovitis
R,S,I,) 30,5:17
Bacteria found in Stockton water (Legionnaires
Disease) 30,5:12
350 at Tenosynovitis raeeting 7,6:7
Dying patient gets chance to use banned drug
9,5:4
Leukaeraia victim 'looking better' 11,6:4
Private plan for accident, service 3,7:3
Furey : hug, kiss sons, keep, woman at home
(Dr, Furey) 18,7:8
Virus hits Hunter 19,7:1
Living in N,S.W, could be a health hazard 21,7:1
Girls get a look at problems and solve them 23,7:3
Crash helmets are vital, neurosurgeon insists
23,7:5
MEDICAL RESEARCH
U.S. Research sheds light on function of genes
7,1:29
Monthly moods : is it all in the hormones 22,2:17
Heart drug a contraceptive 19.3:5
Coma tests to begin 28,3:16
21 years helping children's cause (Cessnock
Committee Child's Med, Res, Fndatn.) 29.3:7
Professor asks for help frora twins 24,4:5
The infection fight s t a r t s with the f i r s t meal
23,5:1
'No safe level' of dioxin intake 21,5:6
Chewing raay end smokers' cough 27,6:29
An alternative to In-Vitro Fertilisation 5,7:2
Magnets to hold dentures 16,7:3
Injections could end killer virus 23,8:1
Islington man in medical triumph 1,9:3
Pregnant women needed 5,9:15
Interferon method to boost supply 12,9:8
Uni looks at death links of CS2 25,9:3
'Tickle-talker' helps deaf sense speach 24,11:3
Asthma Study a first 1,12:5
Donation saves research in space 20,12:4
N, ^, I^JDEX
58
1984
MEDICAL SCHOOLS
MEDICAIj STAFF - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't)
Consolidating a strong foundation 27,1:2
Medicare faculty launches $lra appeal 14,2:3
$lra target (Leader) 15,2:2
Hunter medicine for Arab ways 13,4:2
Medical school seeking new challenges 4,5:2
Medical appeal 22,5:6
Threat of doctor over supply 24,9:11
Further doctors' strikes likely 24,3:4
250 doctors to strike 27,3:3
More strikes loom in Medicare row 29,3:1
Doctors 'want even tougher action' 2.4:3
Blewett stands firm on contracts 3.4:5
Doctors to decide if strike should go on 9,4:5
Doctors to return 'but only truce' 10,4:6
Nurses set bans to support shift plan (Stockton)
10,5:5
Nurse bans over Training Report 12,5:4
AUandale Hospital staff may strike 17,5:5
Hospital workers endorse bans 18,5:5
Hospital shift changes 'impossible' 19,5:3
Nurses seek meeting on hours 23,5:4
Short week bans on hospitals 24,5:4
Linen bans to hit hospitals in Hunter 25.5:5
Surgery hit by union bans 25,5:1
Hospitals running low on linen 28,5:4
Union eases hospital linen bans 29,5:1
Nurses bans off (Mental Hospital) 30,5:4
Hospital bans to be lifted for talks 30,5:3
H.V, Hospitals 'back in business' 31,5:5
Hospitals in Sydney still hit by bans 1,5:5
Nurses meet today 5,6:5
More hospital bans likely 9.6:1
Bill raay ban surgeons 11.6:1
Belraont halt stays 11.5:1
Hospital bans on again 12,5:4
Surgeons face blacklist bans 13,6:3
RNH cleaners return :raorebans on the way 13,6:4
Hospital staff to strike for 24 hours 14,6:1
Doctors set for fight 14.6:4
Doctors warn Hunter MPs 15.5:1
Doctor 'resignations' in breach of agreement'
15.5:3
Volunteers aid Hunter sick 15.6:4
Preraier defers piece plan to doctors 18.6:1
Doctors still resign 19.5:1
3 surgeons quit two Hunter hospitals 19,6:1
Doctors pull out of state hospitals 20.6:1
Bans off briefly at RNH 20.6:11
Medical crisis stalemate 21.6:3
Hospitals in Hunter lose raore surgeons 21.6:3
Doctors' disputeraeetsunion anger 22.6:4
Nurses strike will go ahead 23.5:1
One doctor's view of Medicare row 23.6:3
Talks offer rejected by Wran 23.5:3
Doctors' dispute peace bid fails 25.6:3
N.S.W. doctors get letter 25,5:3
Bans but no strike at three hospitals 26.6:3
RNH staff specialists seek to join strike 27.6:1
7- year ban on doctors to go : Wran backs down
28.6:1
Nurses will continue RNH bans 30,6:5
Doctors meet again on dispute 30,6:14
Surgeons reject Wran's peaceraove29,6:1
'Political Lecture' over telephone (Dr. Robert
Hughes) 29.6:3
More h o s p i t a l chaos a s 9,000 n u r s e s s t r i k e
29.5:3
Death allegation denied 29.6:3
Doctors win support 29.6:5
Surgeons' plan copes first day 2,7:1
Sign of hope in doctors' row 3.7:3
Doctors agree to talks plan 4.7:3
Health moved back 5.7:1
Surgeons asked to suspend resignations 5,7:4
Doctors' dispute explained 9.7:4
RNH workers strike over steriliser 10,7:5
Hospital workers go back 11,7:9
Hospitals threaten surgeons 13,7:6
Doctors', nurses' disputes hit routine hospital
surgery 19,7:5
Wrans 'victory' in hospital row 24,7:8
Row with doctors 'nearly settled' 25,7:3
Bans go at RNH 25,7:16
Members r e j e c t s h o r t week ' c o s t ' 2 6 . 7 : 6
V a l l e y ' s n u r s e s ' t r y i n g t o h e a l union r i f t '
28,7:1
Hunter nurses form single group 1,8:8
Mulock hits back at surgeons 27,8:4
RNH dispute resolved 29,8:7
Surgeons move on fees slated by Wran 3,9:3
End of doctors dispute in sight 4.9:5
Nursing Home care cut : AMA 17,9:7
No action by Hunter Region surgeons 8,10:3
N.S.W. doctors threaten strike 20,10:1
Doctors to strike 22.10:1
Hospitals cancel operating lists 23,10:7
Salaried doctors work on 24,10:4
Doctors' dispute spreads 25,10:4
Doctors offered meeting 26,10:6
MEDICAL STAFF
Doctors 'won't yield' over 77, fee rise 3,1:3
No rise yet in doctors' fees 4,1:3
Doctors deferraovefor 77. fee increase 5,1:3
Govt attacks state AMA's over fees 6,1:3
Fees decision today 10,1:5
AMA warns on cover for specialists' fees 16,1:5
AMA considers High Court challenge 20.1:3
Medicare 'protest' 21.1:4
C o n t r a c t s s t a y : AMA 2 3 . 1 : 1
Medicare ' p e a c e o f f e r ' r e j e c t e d by AMA 2 5 , 1 : 1
Who h e a l s the d o c t o r 2 , 2 : 2
AMA change of a t t i t u d e 6 . 2 : 5
Doctors seek 107. fee i n c r e a s e 7 . 2 : 1
H o s p i t a l s facing s p e c i a l i s t ' c r i s i s ' 7 , 2 : 1
Governraent move to l i r a i t r i s e in d o c t o r s ' f e e s
8.2:30
Doctors to join inquiry 17.2:5
RNH to perrait choice of doctor 17.2:5
Nurse Planning Group to visit North 22.2:32
New body to train 'bare foot' doctors 22.2:8
Specialists warned 25,2:3
The 'wild men of medicine' plan ban for NSW 27.2:3
No lockout move, Blewett tells doctors 28.2:3
Surgeons stop in Medicare protest 28,2:3
Specialists will quit 1.3:1
Contracts at RNH held despite 'quittings' 2.3:3
Medical bodies deliver strike threats 12.3:5
The Medicare battle (Leader) 13.3:2
Doctors dig in as row on contracts widens 13.3:1
Doctors in NSW to go on strike 14.3:3
Peace plan for Medicare 15.3:3
Professionals don't strike, says doctor 15,3:3
Doctors 'unethical' 19.3:3
Doctors move to forra Trade Union 20.3:4
Medicare law bent to help patients 21,3:5
Blewett firm on hospital guidelines 22,3:8
AMA dispute escalates 23,3:1
Further doctors' strikes likely 24,3:4
Cabinet to consider health veto plan 25,3:3
250 doctors to strike 27,3:3
Peace bid on Medicare 28,3:7
More strikes loom in Medicare row 29,3:1
Doctor 'did not fix broken leg' 29,3:1
The AMA plays Oliver Twist (Leader) 30,3:2
Minister chides hospital doctors 30,3:4
Medical fraud brings G,P, ban 31,3:3
Doctors 'want even tougher action' 2.4:3
Register plan for bulk-bill doctors 4,4:9
Doctors move to end dispute 7.4:10
Doctors to decide if strike should go on 9,4:5
Doctors to return 'but only truce' 10.4:6
Wallsend aide equal top 12,4:5
Bulk-billing union list 13.4:7
Medical fees up by 8.57, 3.5:5
Private doctors 'highest paid group in Country'
5.5:1
Nurse bans over training report 12,5:4
Doctors quit hospitals 18.5:1
War technique to iraprove nursing care 19.5:9
Doctor draws fire from unions 21.5:1
Innovative Nursing Program 23.5:12
Hospital future 'threatend by Medicare' 28,5:3
Mulock attacks doctors 28,5:3
Mulock slaras surgeons over threat 29,5:5
Surgeons resign in status dispute 30.5:5
Surgeons in Hunter not resigning 1.6:3
Trading a fine line 5.7:6
Call for Govt, control 4,9:8
Uniforms for nurse students 29.10:7
Minister attack nurses on crash 5,11:3
Investigations anger doctors 7,11:7
MEDICAL STAFF - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Doctors in N.S.W. to go on strike 14,3:3
Peace plan for Medicare 15,3:3
Professionals don't strike, says doctor 15.3:3
Doctors 'unethical' 19.3:3
Doctors move to form Trade Union 20.3:5
AMA dispute escalates 23.3:1
N, H. INDEX
59, 1984
MEDICAL - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't)
METAL TRADES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
Summit offers raay be key to doctors' row 27.10:4
New blow to hospitals 30.10:1
Emergency seirvices in doubt : Mulock 31.10:4
Strike threatens cut in maternity beds 3.11:1
Surgeons to meet on health talks 10.11:5
Doctors likely to rush quitting posts 12.11:3
Doctors spilt on strike issue 13,11:5
Doctors study new Government offer 14.11:3
A new threat to N.S.W. Hospitals 19,11:4
Doctors : new resignations expected 5.12:3
Leading surgeon resigns 7.12:4
Meeting over doctors' dispute 8,12:5
Doctors put peace plan 12.12:5
Doctors to consider proposals 19,12:5
Doctors reject review offer 22.12:5
State's Hospital dispute worsens 29,12:4
MTiA warning on export 'millstone' 15,5:4
Redundancy fight looms 24.8:1
Surveys show raetal outlook bleak 29.8:3
Metal delegates to meet 19,9:16
MTIA has 50 ideas to assist heavy engineering
21,9:7
Carmichael to resign as Union Leader 28,9:5
Work a guide for apprenticeships 7,11:40
MEDOWIE
Council moves on Medowie rezoning 9,2:7
Medowie zoning plan ends 10-year debate 10,5:7
Zoning raove raay create conflict 23,5:32
MENTALLY HANDICAPPED
$11,250 Grant for handicapped 14,1:10
Mental Health 4,7:8
Disabled likely to gain hostel 17,7:8
Residents protest at plan for hostel 23.7:4
Hostel Green Ban hope 24.7:7
Battle over hostel 'lost' 25.7:3
Residents to ask NTHC for bans on hostel 26.7:6
Fight over hostel to continue 28.7:4
Green Bans sought on hostel proposal 9.8:4
Support group may be forraed 29.8:5
Seminar on care, planning 3.9:8
Deraentia fast becoming Australian epidemic 5.9:10
Centre to help the mentally ill 24.9:9
Psychiatric Group social 3,10:10
Special Olympic Day for handicapped 1.12:2
Care needed over psychiatric Report 1,12:4
City hosts special games 4,12:17
MERRIWA SHIRE COUNCIL
Merriwa ousts Shire Deputy 11.4:1
Merriwa residents back Deputy Clerk 12.4:5
Investigation for Merriwa 13.4:3
A questionable suspension (Leader) 14.4:2
Suspension investigation begins 17,4:13
Merriwa inquiry begins 19,4:4
Merriwa talks end 20,4:4
Talks on Merriwa Clerk row 10,5:4
Merriwa sour over publicity 17,5:1
Councillor defends Shire's action 21.5:5
Shire Clerk misled Council : Minister 24.8:1
Merriwa Deputy Clerk reinstated 11,9:1
Merriwa Council tops 'unhelpful' authorities list
19.10:1
METAL INDUSTRIES
Outlook glum for Metal Trades in H.V, 5,1:1
Fall-off in H,V. Metal trainees 22.3:5
Struggle to stay afloat 21,4:1
Consensus in the Metal Industries 22.6:2
Slump in Metal Industry 'danger' 5,7:4
Union to push for National Super Scheme 6.7:6
MTIA plans China office 19,7:4
Metalworkers line up for a battle 27.7:2
$500m 'needed to save heavy industry 27.7:4
Metal firms 'will go to the wall' 8.8:6
PM sees new steel chances 13,8:6
Metal Trades low 'worst in history' 14,8:1
$500ra aid to heavy industry urged 15,8:4
Comsteel in bid for Titan 15.8:1
Tubemakers look brighter in 1984 30,8:3
Cast Iron Foundry raay be closed 1,9:13
Comsteel Vickers Posts $3,2ra first profit 1,9:15
Metal strike looms over jobs ruliiig 13,9:1
Unions to ask for metal decision 21,9:4
Union challenge trounced 26,9:4
Metal Industry to get super deal 20,10:2
Canberra 'cool' on Metal Industry help 29.10:3
Metal Unions stage national protest 16,11:7
Metal Unions rally 17,11:5
Business call to halt 'gloomy' outlook 30,11:1
Unions to attend rallys 4,12:4
Backing for metal jobs plan 5,12:8
MIGRANTS AND MIGRATION
No comment on visa racket allegations 4,1:8
$7,5 raillion to assist settlers 5,1:7
Yugoslav family win reprieve 7,1:29
Grant boost for migrant work 27,1:6
Trong Tran, 19, realises a wish 27,1:5
Immigrants can stay 24,2:4
Number of settlers falls to 10,400 24.2:4
Non-European illegals easier to track down 28.2:7
Asian intake 'too high for jobless society'
22.3:8
'No place' for Chinese 30.3:5
Unionists want migrant levels lowered 6.4:5
West defends policy 8,5:7
A touchy, human issue : P.M, 9,5:1
Discrimination and migration (Leader) 9,5:2
Opposition urged to co-operate on Asian
immigration 10,5:3
The Asian question 11.5:2
Peacock vows to push immigration issue 11.5:3
Blainey comments 'add fuel to racism' 11.5:5
Coalition firra on migration 15.5:5
Iramigration raove towards balance 16.5:5
Adverse poll puts Cabinet in iramigration
'hot seat' 21.5:3
Cabinet 'to boost skilled migrant intake' 22,5:3
Racism must be kept out (Leader) 22.5:2
Student intake frora overseas is frozen 23.5:32
ACTU raoves to cut ships' crew numbers 23.5:4
Migrants from Asian area 42% 23.5:4
UK migrant cut disgraceful decision : R.S.L,
30,5:10
Intake of Asian raigrants to r i s e 31,5:5
Fourth Liberal MP suspended 1,6:4
Racism inflamed by row over raigrants : survey
18.5:1
Refugee problera i s ' t r a g i c ' 25.6:4
Warning given on boat people 26,5:3
Foster 'raura' in visa b a t t l e 29.6:1
New hopes for Lake 'Foster raura' 30.6:3
'Unsuitable' raigrants haraper recovery 4,7:8
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Migration 'poll issue' 12,7:7
Speers Pt. raan gains permanent status 17,7:1
^fc>ve to defuse migrants as poll issue 18,7:4
Vic, RSL hardens stand on Asian migrants 19,7:8
Division on Iraraigration 20.7:3
European migrant numbers down by 4lZ 2.8:6
Migration flare-up again in House 24,8:3
Fewer Europeans coming to settle 24.8:5
MLC seeks funds for closed centre 28.8:5
Migrants' problems 'should be known' 4.9:8
RSL to vote on Migrant Policy 5.9:16
RSL divided on Iramigration 5.9:3
Fewer Asian raigrants in 1983-84 12.9:8
'Gods' protection' helps woman survive wars
22,9:14
Wests blasts Blainey book 5,10:3
Paraphlet guide for migrants 16.10:9
Citizens after 17 years 2,11:13
Immigration numbers fall to 70s level 4,12:9
Steady flow of migrants from Asia 20,12:3
MILK
Victorian, N,S,W, milk war heats up 23.4:5
Bulk milk price cut 8,5:1
Milk price 'cut to save industry' 9,5:4
Milkmen protest over price cut 10,5:4
New retail milk prices for State 11,5:3
Some milk dearer under 'new deal' 12,5:1
Milk vendors call for set prices 16,5:7
Move to protect milk from pesticides 23,5:5
Minimum price of milk set near 54c litre 25,5:3
Milk packaging battle under way 26,5:5
Cheaper product sales up by 807. court told
(Jewel Food Stores) 26,5:5
Food chain wins right to sell cheap milk 1,6:5
Price of milk to rise 25,6:4
Dairymen take 'milk war' over Border 11.10:5
'• Milk truce 13.10:3
N, H, INDEX
MINE SUBSIDENCE
MINING INDUSTRY - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't)
Carapaign to fight danger of fall-ins l,j:4
Residents identify dangerous mine sites 7,8:11
2000 miners t o d e m o n s t r a t e 2 7 , 7 : 5
Miners t o c o n t i n u e s t r i k e 4 , 8 : 5
Stalemate i n t a l k s on mines 6 , 8 : 3
Miners meet 15,8:14
Wallarah miners out over deputies 17,8:6
South Coast miners protest against retrenchments
18,8:3
Deputies to meet 22,8:4
Mineworkers urged to return to work 5,9:4
Miners decide to stay out 7,9:5
Deputies return 18.9:5
Striking miners meet today 19,9:16
Pelton men vote to stay on strike 20,9:5
Employees at colliei^^ strike 21,9:8
Collieries to reopen on Monday 22,9:5
New loader stoppage 3,10:14
Talks avert mine bonus 'eruption' (Ravensworth
Mine) 13,10:3
Workers out for boss 23,10:4
Colliery strike 24.10:5
Colliery staff strike 30,10:4
'Serious delays' in Port 31,10:10
Miners back (Macquarie Colliery) 6.11:7
Coalminers threaten nation-wide strike 20,11:3
Coalminers delay national strike 21,11:3
Mine deputies return 22.11:4
Kembla miners stay on strike 23.11:16
Miners return to work after 24-hour stoppage
7.12:6
MINERAL INDUSTRY
Mines 'less able Xo compete' 30,4:12
NBH offers $771m - Ezi target for third largest
takeover 13,6:32
First step for new Hunterraine16,6:10
Meetings on State mines 27,6:5
Government charges hit newer mines 2,7:7
New Mines Act leaves Northern pits idle 3,7:1
Centre left backs uranium mining 5,7:3
Aberfoyle slump 7.7:14
Kidston sharesraove7.7:14
Hancock confident on $900m iron mine 11,7:6
Mine vito reserved 11,7:11
Promising gold output from Metana Project 21,7:15
Valley mine plan taken off shelf 24,7:1
Union Chief tipped for Joint Coal Board job 7,8:4
Mine sit-in on film 8,8:10
Goldrainebid $25m 9,8:1
Inspectorate 'failed' on asbestos 14,8:4
PNG Government closes OK Tedi Mine for second
time 14,8:4
Two-State campaign to saverainejobs 5,9:10
Mine all quiet : Police leave 10,9:5
Mining Branch 12,9:16
Miners get stay on jobs 15,9:3
Rail costs 'threat to new raine jobs' 18,9:6
Decreasing role seen for mining 24,9:1
Joblessrainersraoveto Valley 20,10:2
Miners' option to retire at 56 25,10:1
Ready for mine disasters (N'cle Mines Rescue
Station) 27,10:5
Mining site 'buried' 7,11:12
Two vie for top Northern mine union post 10,11:3
Mine rescue reflected in tapestry gift to Council
14,11:25
Coalminers threaten nation-wide strike 20,11:3
Reprieve for Kerabla miners 27,11:5
Kemblarainersratify pact 29.11:4
Mining Chief hints at retrenchraents 30,11:3
Investment drops ll7o 5,12:11
Mining move (Gravel mining) 6,12:5
Mining cuts house plans 12,12:10
MINING INDUSTRY - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
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60. 1984
Bayswater Mine out 19,1:3
Bayswater dispute likely to escalate 21,1:4
Miners to protest over 363 jobs 21,1:4
Miners to vote on peace plan 27,1:4
Group to examine probleras atraine28,1:5
Moves to halt coal shipment 11,2:4
Strike on coal iraport averted 16,2:5
Sackings spark strike at Mt, Thorley Mine 24.3:4
Coalraine strike continues (Ravensworth No, 2)
28,3:5
FEDFA atraineto protest 4,4:5
Mine workers back, loader raen stay out 7,4:4
Mt, Thorley men out again 11,4:6
Mf, Thorleyraineproducing again 13,4:7
Arrests forraenatraine14,4:3
End to mine row likely (Munmorah State Mine)
16.4:5
Open-cutrainersback at work 17.4:4
Easter ban onrainerepairs 18,4:15
Broken Hill Mine dispute talks fail to find
solution 1,5:6
Mines back t o noinnal 10,5:4
Broken H i l l r u l i n g today 10,5:5
Talks may solve h i l l mine row 14,5:4
48-hour coal s t r i k e looms 1 8 , 5 : 3
Coal shlp& t h r e a t 1 9 , 5 : 1
Broken H i l l Mines' row resolved 19,5:11
Mine s t r i k e t a l k s t o be held today 2 1 , 5 : 7
d e a l export ban dropped 2 2 , 5 : 1
North Coalmines i d l e tomorrow 2 3 . 5 : 1
Goal Authority no s o l u t i o n (Leader) 2 3 . 5 : 2
Miners c a l l off coal s t r i k e in exchange f o r t a l k s
2li.Sil\
Miifers t o r e t u r n 2 8 . 6 : 7
Aberfoyle sIump 7 . 7 : 1 4
Demonstration by 300 mineworkers 19,7:7
Mine d e p u t i e s stop over s a f e t y check 2 1 . 7 : 5
Dismissed miners drop case 2 4 . 7 : 4
MISCELLANEOUS
A n i g h t a t work f o r many 2 . 1 : 3
Divorce bad f o r your h e a l t h 7 . 1 : 8
S i l e n c e raay be golden, but a c h a t w i l l c o s t $7
an hour 1 8 . 1 : l 4
Worms to put on a turn 28.1:35
An old thug lashes out 28.1:8
Keeping off the dieter's yo-yo 8.2:22
The man frora old Chicago 11,2:8
The Bullockies 25.2:7
Rehearsals for living 24.3:8
The great Aussie bloke 28.3:21
Bid to help newcomers has becorae full-time
business 7.4:5
Dewdrop babies am't for real 21,4:9
250 at Woodville for family reunion 23,4:6
Men agreeraorewith women on sex roles 3,5:3
Day has a long and rich history (Mother's Day)
8,5:15
Little people giving life a go 8,5:7
N,S,W, in link with Tokyo 9,5:10
Mothers 'exploited' - but some get flowers
(Mother's Day) 12,5:5
Hand made 12.5:7
Extra special gifts for mother on her day
(Mother's Day) 14.5:7
Do you drink, smoke, gamble? you're bored
23,5:3
MISSING PERSONS
Nurse still listed as missing (Pamela Michelle
Schonell) 5.1:5
Hitch-Hiker," boyfriend bothraissing7,1:9
Hitch-Hiker alive, well 10,1:5
Hitch-Hiker arrives, but no boyfriend 11,1:5
Man's clothes found 23.1:11
Lead on missing girl fruitless 2,2:5
Qld sighting ofraissinggirl (Renee Aitken 21,2:7
New search for girl, 5 (Renee Aitken) 24,2:8
Girl 'seen' with man 25,2:37
Bush search to resume today 13.3:3
Helicopter finds bushwalker 14,3:12
Missing child, 5, believed slain 14,4:4
Man, 58, presumed drowned 14.4:4
Search fails to find girl (Renee Aitken) 16.4:6
Police to renew search for missing 5-vear-old
28.4:4
Missing, and notes the only clues (Karen Sharp)
1.6:5
Missing girl, 18, safe 2,6:1
Radio man to face court 4.5:5
Abduction hoax girl blames love rift (Karen Sharp)
4,6:3
Bushwalker to join search 8,6:10
'Sisters found 25.6:6
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Found dead 19.7:A
N. H, IINDEX
61, 1984
MISSING PERSONS (Con't)
MOTOR VEHICLE INDUSTRY
Missing captain inquiry switches to Newcastle
(Peter Brian Taylor) 1.9:1
Two crewmen missing when trawler flips 6.9:4
Fears for missing former Waratah man (Michael
Carroll) 19.9:1
Missing man found (Michael Carroll) 20.9:3
How to avoid a watery grave 29.9:5
Teenagers found 1.10:5
Fisherman missing (Henry Grady) 22.10:3
Body found of skier, 25 (Graham George Rose)
29,10:3
Message 'not from raissing sailor 31,10:10
Reward brings hope for son 7,11:14
Missing tourist alive : Guerrilla Chief (Willian
Butler) 16.11:3
Anglers' body found (Mr. Peter Gray) 27.11:4
Three raen missing off Victoria Coast 3,12:3
Two Aust, pilots missing 29,12:5
Japan gives a lesson in how to make cars 14,1:2
Cars the first Hawke target 4.2:3
PM's plan for industry praised, flamed 6.2:1
Time to act on tariffs (Leader) 6.2:2
Rover ^nd Honda in joint car deal 10,2:7
P,M, hints at changes to car policy 23,4:5
GM-H lion loses its bite 28,4:3
Job losses, but no price cuts yet in car plan
24,5:3
GM-H builds for new era 24,5:5
Plant would be closed : GM-H 28,5:5
Canberra's car plan sees fewer Australian models
29,5:3
Makers welcome new approach 30,5:16
Vehicle union differs on effect of new plan
30,5:15
MOTOR RACING
Touring cars eligible for Bathurst race 20,1:6
Watson raisses place in raotor-cycle charapionshlp
field 18.2:41
400 K.M,H, car for Le Mans venture 2,3:16
Meet the railko with the fast formula (Graham
Orr) 7,3:3
Motor Cycle Club is overwhelmed by entries
10,3:41
A u s t r a l i a has lead over U,S, 10,3:41
Watson l e a d s c y c l e s e r i e s 19.3:17
Thorley r e t a i n s speedcar t i t l e 20.3:18
Motordrome changes hands a f t e r only e i g h t
11.4:16
raonths
Overseas stars to ride in Newcastle 3.5:16
Moffat injured in crash 14,5:1
Northern driver climbing to top (Warren Brown)
18,5:18
Hunter off-road team on line in nationals 21.6:16
Salt Ash driver meets toughest challenge 13,7:18
Off-road charap shuns sponsor 31,7:18
Watson rides in Bogy race 31,7:18
Gosford rally seeks world rating 4.8:39
Brook faces acid test 4.8:41
Record field at titles 4,8:41
Watson makes goal 5.8:18
Newcastle teara a rally hope 9.8:15
Gosford driver wins 15,8:38
Hill clirab challenge 29.8:31
Johnson plans for Bathurst 5.9:38
Car rally route through forests 15.9:13
Relax Norm there's a tonna sport on the teev
29.9:1
Morris roars into contention (Jaraes Hardie 1000)
29,9:42
Brock ends era with 1-2 finish 1,10:16
Coraraodore pair cleared as Bathurst winners
2,10:17
Motordrome double 4,10:18
North trio in six hour classic 5,10:20
GP driver hoping for wet track 6,10:41
Watson in lead of rich series 13,10:45
Pyne's early season form 13,10:45
Sraall machine victory 15.10:20
Hunter is last leg of rally 20.10:43
Hill climber has the form 26.10:20
McKew's bid to hold grand slam lead 27.10:45
Bates is running hot 3.11:45
WA Police arrest car race drivers 5.11:5
Motor garaes series at Raymond Terrace 9,11:15
Motordrome needs good weather 10,11:45
Mareno takes Grand Prix 19.11:15
Winther to debut BMW at Sandown 22,11:15
Increase in sprintcars 23,11:17
Off-road races at Terrace 24,11:45
Ransom given green light 27,11:17
Schuppan takes crown 28,11:41
Bathurst plan 24-hour race 29,11:20
Bond's late drive in endurance race 29,11:20
A coraeback for the cameras (Jack Brabham) 30,11:26
Triple treat at raotor drome 1.12:53
Rush raeets corapetition 15,12:45
Europeans on Aussie circuit 22,12:31
Rehearsal for test team 22,12:33
Grand Prix 26,12:22
US team faces toughest test 29,12:29
Aussies win sedan test 31,12:11
Some c a r sense a t long l a s t (Leader) 30,5:2
8-year plan f o r cheaper c a r s 3 0 , 5 : 1
T a r i f f r i s e t o boost p r i c e of 4WD's 3 0 . 5 : 1
Car plan ' r i s k to N.S.W. j o b s ' 31.5:5
Suspect c a r s given clean b i l l of h e a l t h : Morris
25,6:6
Ford keeps l i o n ' s share of market 26.6:6
Motor-cycle ban mooted 27.6:8
Bikes a boost to range move 9,7:5
The end of the road comes for panel vans 14,7:5
Ford recalls bonnet part 17.7:4
Paper to appeal on 'secret' ruling 18,7:7
N,S.W. puts curbs on 'shady' car dealers 18.7:12
The Age appeals in GM-H case 19.7:7
BMW's, Alfa's, Rover's 'least reliable cars'
10.8:5
GM-H injunction 11.8:12
15,000 at Newcastle Hot Rod Show 13.8:5
GM-H job loss assertion attacked 17.8:8
Road signs will brake a speedsters heart 21,8:4
GM-H six cylinder engine cut no surprise to
unions 22.8:15
State crackdown on 'dubious' car dealers 24.8:3
Repair industry lifts a poor game 11.9:1
GM-H begins stand-downs 21.9:5
Strike to 'close GM-H car plants' 25.9:5
GM-H agrees to talks with striking unions 26.9:5
Commodores 'fail crack tests' 5.10:5
Japanese cars lead fuel raisers' race 9.11:5
Ford leads in new car registrations 16.11:7
Vehicle recall 18. 12:5
'No change' on cars over Nissan 18,12:5
MOTOR VEHICLES
Warning on vans' breaking 3.2:3
Writers pick new Toyota 15.2:7
Van safety in question 25,2:2
Big brother at the wheel 2.3:2
Four car tental firms win federal backing 25.3:3
High tech puts a gloss on cars 27.3:3
Report highlights vehicle defects 28,3:7
Rolls, and raore, go for song 30,3:3
Same car, different name 5.4:2
Castrol brake fluid alert 19.4:6
It's the best van, but not for shopping 25.4:4
A second prize for vans 26.4:8
New life for the old-car business 2.5:2
Pensioner car fees 'a trick' 8.5:6
Probe into brake fluid 22.5:5
Van safety rules to take effect next year 30.5:7
Uni team aims for mileage trophy 1.6:3
Placing for 'fuel miser' entrant 4.5:5
Motorcyclists cite acne to avoid helmets 29.6:5
Nobody had to get out and get under 16.7:4
Cars 'eight times safer than bikes' 4.9:12
Motoring fees up 3.9:8
Car leaves history in its wake 3,11:5
Crackdown on car ads 19,11:3
MOTOR VEHICLES - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
Road deaths down by 400 2,1:1
Road toll now 81 as wet weather hits 3,1:3
Police ask for woman's aid 4,1:3
Leg crushed in car crash 7,1:5
Cyclist dies in collision 9,1:3
Six-car accident on Karuah Bridge 14,1:3
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MOTOR VEHICLES - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (Contt})
MOTOR VEHICLES - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES (Con't)
1983 national noad deaths lowest for 20 years
14,1:3
1 dead in spate of accidents 14,1:1
Woman, baby, sister killed 20.1:1
2 hurt in bridge crashes 23,1:1
Woraan dies in accident (Marilyn MacDonald) 25;1:14"
Scores injured after chemical drura leak 28,1:35
Trapped driver seriously hurt 30.1:3
Cyclist dies, pregnant woman hurt (Colin Dean,
Denise Collins) 30,1:3
Seven die on roads in North 1,2:5
School bus, serai crash 3,2:4
Two killed on North roads 6,2:3
Man dies in cycle crash 7,2:4
Branxton cyclist, 72, killed in crash 13,2:3
Farraer killed 15,2:7
Poultry on road 15,2:12
Three escape car explosion 20.2:1
Leaking tanker scare at Raymond Terrace 23,2:1
Cyclist injured 25.2:10
Six killed in collision 3,3:11
Northern road toll rises by 3 5,3:1
Northern road toll stands at 15 6,3:3
Man dies after car hits power pole 9,3:3
Motorcyclist killed 10,3:12
Riders injured 16.3:3
Breath tests cut injuries 22.3:1
3 dead in Peats Ridge accident 22,3:1
Qld truck driver severly injured 26,3:3
Broadmeadow crash heard Ikra away 31.3:3
Two raen die on roads 2.4:3
4 hurt in head-on sraash 5.4:6
Woman dies in car accident at Tuggerah 5.4:4
2 hurt in milk van crash 11,4:9
Taxi driver killed in smash 16.4:3
Motorcyclist injured 18.4:6
Children hurt in crash 20.4:4
Boy, 13, killed in five-car pile-up 21.4:1
11 killed on N,S,W, roads at weekend 23.4:1
Boy hit by car (Jaraie CJuinnane) 25.4:1
Woraan dies in sraash 25.4:1
A lot of sanity on the roads (Leader) 27.4:2
Man killed in Nelson Bay crash 28,4:3
Smashes cost country $3b a year 30,4:1
Charge over accident 30.4:3
Big drop in northern toll : four die in April
1.5:3
P e n s i o n e r h i t by c a r d i e s 7 . 5 : 1
M o t o r c y c l i s t b r e a k s leg 7 . 5 : 3
I 6 t h c a r ends up in yard 7 . 5 : 3
Man k i l l e d in c r a s h 8 . 5 : 3
Crash v i c t i r a naraed (George Chifon) 9 . 5 : 6
Damage t o house 9 . 5 : 1 9
Road d e a t h s f o r April show d e c l i n e 1 2 . 5 : 5
Man d i e s i n S a l t Ash c r a s h 1 5 . 5 : 3
C y c l i s t h u r t 16,5:7
10 d i e in two days on N,S,W. roads 1 6 . 5 : 1 1
5-vehicle death crash 18,5:1
Carapaign t o check t o l l 1 8 , 5 : 1
North road t o l l h i t s 17 in week 2 1 , 5 : 1
E x p e r t s f a i l t o a g r e e over road carnage 2 1 , 5 : 1
M o t o r i s t s 'may be r e - t e s t e d ' 2 2 . 5 : 3
Drug t e s t moves t o c u t N.S.W. road t o l l 2 3 . 5 : 1 0
Boy, 8, h i t by c a r 2 5 , 5 : 4
Blackout after car hits pole 26.5:3
Two injured in crash 28,5:3
Car accident victim dies 28.5:3
Motorcyclist dies 29.5:5
Boy dies after crash 1.5:4
The Horror 2.6:8
Car driver killed near Singleton 2.6:9
Mayfield blacked out as car hits power pole
8,5:5
Steel roll kills two in car 14,5:1
'Freak' crash killed three 15,6:6
'Traffic jam' at accident 16,6:3
Scone man fined on nine charges after car
accident 16, 6:11
Three die on Hunter roads 18,6:1
Trapped for half-hour 20,6:3
$219,007 to milk vendor injured on road 20.6:15 :
Motorist trapped after collision 21.5:3
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Muldoon in accident as students protest 22.5:3 j
Two die in bike crash 25.5:1
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8 cars in crash 27,6:7
D r i v e r s badly h u r t in smash 2 , 7 : 1
Family h u r t i n a c c i d e n t 4 , 7 : 8
Two k i l l e d in c a r c r a s h 4 , 7 : 9
Three h u r t in tiruck i n c i d e n t 7 , 7 : 4
S e m i - t r a i l e r c r a s h e s i n t o house 1 2 , 7 : 3
Women h u r t i n sraash 1 6 , 7 : 3
Easy c h i c k p i c k i n g s 1 8 , 7 : 1
C y c l i s t b e t t e r ( P r e s t o n Langridge) 2 3 , 7 : 3
F r u i t t r u c k b l o c k s highway 2 3 , 7 : 3
Motorcyclist injured 24,7:1
20 h u r t i n bus a c c i d e n t 2 4 , 7 : 3
Run f o r h e l p 2 5 , 7 : 5
Man killed, family hurt 25,7-:9
Man s t r u c k by t r u c k , d i e s 26.1:'*
Hamilton accident : six hurt 27,7:1
Driver killed 2,8:6
Ute crash 2.8:5
Detectives hurt 3.8:4
Motorcyclist killed at Teralba 10,8:5
Man d i e s i n a c c i d e n t (Grahara T e l f e r ) 1 6 , 8 : 4
Street fatality in Cardiff 17,8:3
Women dies in by-pass sraash 18,8:4
Accidents on N,S,W. roads claira 11 20,8:3
Passenger killed 25.8:1
Jammed bridge stopped help for woman 27,8:1
Woman dies 29,8:1
Girl d i e s a f t e r freak accident 29,8:7
Truck c r a s h k i l l s raan 1,9:3
Woraen injured as car hit pole 3,9:3
Car crash injuries family of four 5,9:3
Rider dies under car 7,9:3
Edgeworth death : two charges 10,9:3
Victorian horror sraash kills six 17,9:3
Driver, 23, killed 20,9:5
Road death 21,9:7
Seven die on N.S,W, roads 24,9:3
Shoal Bay death 27.9:4
Driver out of fatal car accident 28,9:1
Four injured in crash 29,9:5
Girl, 15, killed at bus stop 2.10:1
Runaway truck narrowly raisses woman 4,10:3
Road closed by collision 5.10:4
Rain, diesel spill closes roads 6,10:3
Cyclist dies 6.10:5
Collision survivor is stable 8.10:3
Man killed 9.10:3
Crash injury 9.10:6
Two cars collide 10.10:10
Runaway car kills 2, razes Bulli house 17.10:3
Friends in fatal bike crash 18,10:1
Driver hurt as car flips 19,10:3
Three die on roads in north during weekend 22,10s 5f':-.
Incinerated driver still not identified 24,10:4
Tractor death (Taraara Bouwraeester)24.10:4
5 car pile up 24.10:3
Mayfield hit and run plea 25.10:7
Traffic delayed 30.10:8
Road death 3.11:3
Six cars in crash 3.11:3
Doctor among weekend toll (Dr. Peter Gerald
Thompson) 5.11:3
20 cattle killed 7,11:10
Crash naraes (Mary Leanne B u t l e r & Karen Feasby)
9.11:4
Four die in valley sraash 14,11:1
Naraes of accident dead 15,11:4
Law blamed after beach accident 15,11:1
Mix-up meant no signs 16,11:5
R Terrace road death 19,11:1
Woraan killed 20, 11:3
Driver for trial after death of two 21,11:5
10 killed on N.S.W. roads 26.11:1
Man killed (Youssef Haddad) 28.11:4
Car crash 'raove horae' 30,11:4
Man injured in car crash 12,12:3
Bus driver trapped 12,12:8
Man killed at Singleton 12,12:20
Boy hit by car 12,12:21
Houses, cars hit by truck 14,12:7
Truckdriver injured 21.12:3
Three hurt in crash 21,12:5
Couple killed in north road accident 24,12:1
Holidays bring black road toll in north 26.12:1
Forty survive bus drama 28,12:4
Boy killed 28,12:5
Mother, baby suirvive crash 29.12:1
Four hurt in crash 29.12:5
MOUNTAIN CLIMBING
Aust teara set to assault Everest 30.7:7
Australians at Everest sumrait 6,10:5
Two Australians die on Mt, Everest (Rred Frora h.
Craig Nottie) 10,10:3
N, H. INDEX
63, 1984
MURDER
MURDER (Con't)
Murder charge 2,1:5
Arguraent 'led to stabbing' 5,1:5
Man, 70, on wife murder charge 7,1:29
Hopes for Lindy's freedom fading 20.1:3
Husband 'threatened to kill' 21,1:9
Robery murder motive 23.1:6
Prisoner offers raurder reward 25.1:5
Man for trial over jug cord murder 8.2:4
Police identify naked body (Lisa Parsons) 11,2:1
Police, father call for help in raurder (Lisa
Parsons) 13.2:3
No sign of dead girl's clothing (Lisa Parsons)
14,2:3
Two men 'rolled' at beach, court told 11.5:4
Five years jail really three 11.5:4
Man 'seen carrying rifle outside hotel after
sound of shot' 11.5:5
Man charged on shotgun blasts 11.5:8
Trial jury bent away 12,5:10
Newsmen jostled at funeral 15,5:4
Woman admitted firing rifle, court told 15.5:8
Woman 'said she fired shot' 16,5:14
Accused 'could not have fired rifle' 17,5:5
Judge sums-up in murder trial 18,5:5
Murder case proved 19,5:5
Murdered g i r l seen at street comer (Lisa Parsons)
15.2: 1
Screaras might be raurder hunt clue 16.2:3
Man tells of Mr. Asia deaths link 16,2:4
Sister 'knew of Mr Asia link' 17,2:6
Watch find clouds raurder search (Lisa Parsons)
17,2:3
On the track of the Cockle Creek killer 18,2:1
Hunt for Maitland killer 20.2:1
Hunt for killers widens 22.2:3
3 raen face Mackay death charges 22.2:9
Chamberlains fight on to clear name 23.2:1
Tirae for Azaria case to end (Leader) 23.2:2
Kirk murder forensic results today 23,2:4
Chamberlain sentences stand 23.2:5
Friends vow to continue the fight 23.2:6
Girls set parents alight : Police 25,2:3
Murder squad to check vehicles 25,2:5
Parents join 'free Lindy' campaign 28,2:5
Singlet 'no lead' in inquiry (Lisa Parsons) 28.2:7
Stabbed woman 'still loves boy' 1,3:3
N.T. throws out Azaria conspiracy theory 1,3:4
Truth drug evidence reopens raurder case 2,3:3
Professor keeps seal on 'new' Azaria evidence
2.3:3
Meeting called on Azaria case 3.3:10
Row 'led to shooting' 3.3:11
Man tells of terror over 'axe threat' 5,3:5
Jury acquits raan of friend's raurder 7.3:1
Dingo 'can take baby' 7.3:5
Couple arrested at court on raurder count 8.3:1
Man, 18, found slain in shed at beach 8.3:3
Azaria coffin claira row 9.3:1
Homicide squad to follow shows 9.3:5
Murder reraand 9.3:5
Man reraanded over wounding 9.3:5
Punishment not befitting the crime 10.3:2
Girl 'was beaten by chain' 10.3:3
Boy, 14, gets six years for stabbing 10,3:5
Maitland murder : a young girl's last steps 17,3:1
Husband cleaned up as wife lay bleeding 17.3:3
Azaria's father 'doubted if there was God' 29,3:3
Pardon plea in Azaria case 31,3:1
Important lead in A.C.T. raurders 2,4:3
'No pardon requested' on Azaria 3,4:5
Two blows killed horse trainer (George Brown)
4,4:1
Azaria evidence defended 4,4:3
Policeman, 20, shot by heroin addict 5.4:4
Death threat raade to trainer's friend 6.4:4
Pastor resigned 'to fight emotion' 7.4:1
'Racing garae link' to death 10.4:5
3 reraanded on Mackay count 10.4:5
No motive found in blazing car raurder 11.4:15
Trainer 'received threatening calls' 12,4:7
Maitland Show murder arrest 'near' 13,4:3
Licence bid for Mrs, Charaberlain 13,4:7
Murder suspect to be freed 16,4:1
Four raen face Lanarch death charges 17,4:5
'Too drunk to recall events' 17.4:1
Cabinet to discuss Chamberlain bid 18,4:5
Man remanded on death 18,4:8
Murder of raan 'by wife' 19,4:7
Couple to face trial over husband 20.4:3
Six dead in 'raurder-suicide' 27.4:1
Inquest, hearing on beach death 27,4:5
120,000 back move to free Lindy 4,5:4
Woraan, 33, charged over death 7.5:1
Two raen tortured in raafia style killings 8,5:1
Woman 'went to kill herself 8.5:1
Car sought in river killings 9.5:5
Innocent bystander shot, died : ()C 9.5:8
River killers 'raay have returned to Melbourne in
victims' car' 10.5:5
Boyfriend fell to floor in middle of dance, witness
tells raurder trial 10,5:5
Court told woman said raan would live 22,5:10
Man didn't know why he shot best mate 22,5:4
Boxer given life for raurder 9.6:11
Azaria inquiry Bill in senate 15.6:4
Family killed 'because of money worries' 26.6:6
Life term for murder 27,6:1
Retarded boy, 15, found murdered 27,5:13
Appeal on murder allowed (Jaraes Finch) 29.5:4
Newsraen 'murdered' 2.7:1
Police to reopen raurder inquiry 3,7:1
WA brothel deaths raurder-suicide. Police say
3,7:4
Farmer on trial over death of lad 14 3,7:5
Police lack leads in hunt for killer 5,7:3
Farm death verdict 6,7:5
Woraen 'killed to stop screaming' (Barry Whiteoak)
18.7:4
Man on murder charge and 'knocked out' (Barry
Whiteoak) 19.7:4
Vic murder victira 'cut from throat to groin
20.7:6
Shot baby boy a mystery 23.7:3
Calling of boy
witness upsets defence counsel
24.7:4
Wife denies having loaded death weapon 25.7:7
Jury in raurder trial discharged 26.7:4
Woraan 'upset before slaying' 27.7:5
Girl, 10, stabbed to death 31.7:3
Doctor 'told killers name' 31.7:5
Man 'accused 2 of raurder' 1.8:5
Woraan 'loaded weapon' 1.8:6
Life, 25 years for raurder of chemist 1,8:8
Youth on raurder charge 1.8:12
Murder charge 2.8:1
New lead check in Maitland murder 2.8:4
Splatt walks free after six years in SA jail
3.8:3
Youth, 17, remanded 3.8:5
Doctor doubts 'truth drug' 8.8:14
Hearing date set (Lisa Gay Parsons) 10.8:4
Prive death roora recreated in court 10.8:5
Baby escapes Bell double slaying (John Murray)
11.8:3
Wife 'had reasons to kill' 11.8:12
Men, woman dead in domestic row 13.8:3
Mrs Price 'lied to protect herself 14.8:7
Inquiry into shooting ends with pardon call 15,8:11
Manhunt switches to city environs 17,8:4
Review of Azaria evidence needed 17.8:5
Man on prison stabbing counts 29,8:5
Youth for trial 31.8:5
Sexual assault theory in elderly womens murder
1.9:12
Seven die in shoot-out 3.9:1
Drugs, pub feud basis for bikies' shootout
4.9:1
De facto 'shot after tales of other men' 11,9:4
Bail refused to bikie shootout 11,9:4
Man, 33, found guilty of murder 12,9:6
Suspects body found (John Murray) 13.9:1
Bikies : 'blind eye' by Police 13,9:5
Kill charge adjourned 13.9:6
Youth raay have died recently (John Murray) 14.9:5
'Jealousy' theory in shootings 15,9:3
Trainer upset over race 15.9:5
Family 'had raore time for dogs than sons' 15,9:5
Doubt cast on Azaria blood evidence 17,9:5
Four-year bond for stabbing death 20,9:7
Police rapped on deaths suspect 20.9:14
Slain man 'the wrong victim' 21.9:3
'Ground rules ignored' in bikie battle 22.9:3
Newcastle boxer on raurder charge (Phillip
McElwaine) 24.9:3
Freed man to talk on Azaria 25.9:5
Life sentences for 2 killers of elderly men
25,9:7
Reward set for Show killer 25.9:7
N, H, INDEX
64, 1984
MURDER (Con't)
MURDER (Con't)
Killer hired : de facto 26.9:4
Police find inquest witness 7,12:3
Cord and wire 'used in attack' 7,12:4
Hunter Police van's role in bikies case 7,12:6
Murder by car alleged : man, 18, for trial
8,12:1
New inquiry into murder 8,12:4
Youth sent for trial 8,12:4
Man jailed on death of boy, 2 8,12:5
Life jail for mattock killer 14,12:4
Coast man gets 10 years for murder 15,12:3
Woman killed 17,12:1
Man, 21, charged with murder 18,12:1
Leader of Newcastle Beach murder gets life 19,12:3
Remand on death charge 19,12:16
Bikies' bail ruling today 20,12:4
Bikies refused bail 21,12:7
'Evidence lacking' in murder charges 29,12:4
Police fear r e p r i s a l s court told (Bikie massacre)
25.9:8
Drug raan feared for safety : witness 27.9:5
Teacher in scissor attack 2.10:5
Boy on raurder charge 2,10:5
Crown evidence rejected 3,10:15
'Witch brand' alleged (Lindy Chamberlain) 4,10:3
Informer 'offered top crime job' 4,10:5
Sentencing deferred over Mr Asia, Mackay murders
5,10:4
Witness tells of Mr Asia links 6,10:5
Knife a clue to raurder 8.10:1
Knife murder clue found 8.10:3
Man, 21, charged 8,10:6
Murderer raan kill again 9,10:3
Jail for conspiracy to kill 9.10:5
Penrith hearing set (Bandidos & Comancheros)
9,10:8
Witness 'took raoney to Swiss Bank' 10,10:15
Witness 'kept Mackay's appointraent' 11,10:5
Relatives of charged raan declared hostile 13,10:12
Youth, 15, 'druged five weeks', killed 16,10:5
Inquest told of 'his & raine' letters (Elizabeth
Dixon murder) 17,10:1
Bush skeleton still raystery 17.10:3
Witness 'middle man' in killing 17.10:13
Search for woraan's strangler intensifies 19.10:1
Murder appeals rejected 19,10:5
Murderer could be released (Kevin Gary Crump)
20.10:1
Man dragged under car 20.10:5
Murder charge 23.10:5
Trimbole to return 'to clear narae' 23.10:10
Court packed for bikie hearing 24.10:14
Minister says Crurap to stay in jail 24,10:1
Crirae family head named 25.10:1
Trimbole arrest 'needs big effort' 25.10:3
Charge of murder 25.10:3
Murder charge (David John McLennen) 25,10:6
Convicted killer 'boi^ again christian' (Kevin
Crump) 26,10:1
Trimbole 'will be brought back' 27,10:1
Irish horae was Trirabole plan 29,10:6
3 Trirabole sittings 30,10:5
Trirabole legal raove 31,10:5
Trirabole lawyers' witness bid fails 2,11:13
Bazley sent for trial on drug couriers' deaths
2.11:13
Charaberlain rejects baby ruraour 3.11:3
Trirabole lawyers refused review 3,11:5
Trirabole helped people 5,11:1
Retrial on NT truck deaths 5,11:5
Accountant given life for raurder 6,11:4
Boy 'rolled stunned girl into creek' 6,11:6
Charaberlain coraplaint on Foster rumour 5,11:8
Youth, seventeen, found guilty over girl's murder
(Lisa Gay Parsons) 7.11:1
In custody 7.11:12
Couple 'planned to kill woman's husband' 8.11:1
Milperra woraan charged 8.11:4
Girl, 5, raped, killed, dumped in gutter 8,11:5
Wife gets life jail term for murder 9,11:1
Police seek car after shooting 9.11:3
1961 raurder charge for woraan 9.11:4
Man sought for murder 12.11:5
Murder inquiry (Leslie Larkin) 12.11:13
Bikies' death battle 'plan' 13,11:5
Jury told to acquit man of murder charge 14,11:3
Evidence iraraunity 14,11:5
Murder hearing 14,11:16
Witness doubt in bikie deaths hearing 15,11:5
Men deny beach raurder 15,11:5
'Kill era' cry from bikie gang leader 16,11:7
Man says he had second fight at beach 16,11:7
Four guilty of beach raurder 17.11:3
Bail granted in murder case 17,11:12
Bikies 'voted for war' 20,11:9
Man charged with Lisraore murder 21.11:7
Probleras delay 42 bikies' case 21.11:12
Mother pleads with gunman to surrender 22,11:5
Murder charge 23,11:5
'Aimed sentry' on bikie club 23,11:5
Man charged with Guaros' murder 25,11:16
Bikie 'made up attack story' 27.11:4
Police in plot, bikie hearing told 28,11:6
Crown witness 'using blocking device ' 29,11:6
Bikies 'had party set up for kids 30.11:5
Body found in SA bush 3,12:5
Man sought for Dixon inquest evidence 6,12:1
14 years jail for murder of girl (Lisa Parsons)
6.12:4
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$800 'for part in raurder' 29,12:5
MURPHY , LIONEL
Opposition probes Murphy, Wran tapes 'link'
16.8:3
'Not guilty' report expected on Murphy 17,8:4
Murphy issues tape challenge 27,8:1
New Murphy options 28.8:4
Cabinet to consider Murphy options 3.9:8
Judge caught in a bind 3.9:8
Negotiations opened over Murphy stance 4.9:3
Opposition to raove on Murphy 5,9:1
Murphy to face two new inquiries 5,9:1
Caucus to vote on Murphy inquiries 7.9:3
Labor to join Murphy inquiry 8,9:5
QC baulks a concurrent Murphy inquiry 11.9:3
ALP set to accede over Murphy inquiry 12,9:4
ALP accepts senate probe or Murphy allegations
13,9:5
MP urged to quit Murphy hearing 25.9:4
Old foes unite against inquiry 25.9:8
New inquiry on N.S.W. judge 27,9:3
Senate warned on Murphy 2.10:4
Murphy 'link to conspiracy' 5.10:1
Murphy 'conspiracy' 6.10:13
Naming hira villiany by Breise : Wran 6,10:13
Ryan denial of charge 10,10:1
Bowen flays senate quiz 10,10:1
Ryan says crirainal conspiracy charge, 'absolute
nonsense' 10,10:4
Foord's aid asked for 11.10:3
Senators accept Bowens apologies 11,10:3
'No ties' with Murphy 12.10:3
Police concerned over Ryan trial delay : MP
12.10:3
Allegations raade by Breise 'not contested'
13.10:4
No plans to join senate inquiry : Wran 15,10:3
Allegations about judge irubbish : (JC 16,10:3
Times Report 'a serious contempt', 18,10:4
Finding a 'judical blow' 18.10:5
Murphy findings out in three weeks 19.10:6
Press council lashes out over finding 26,10:3
Murphy hearing report split 31,10:1
Murphy vows to fight 1.11:1
Question mark on CSM : Wran 1,11:1
Findings relief : Breise 1,11:1
Lawyers call for non-party vote on Murphy 3.11:3
Murphy 'should resign' 26,11:7
Chaney attacks over Murphy 6.12:3
Murphy for trial on Ryan affair 14,12:1
Two senate inquiries on judge 14,12:6
Murphy lashes out at 'trial by media' 17.12:1
MURRURUNDI SHIRE COUNCIL
Murmnindi Council suspends engineer 24,5:1
Engineer quits Council 19.6:3
MUSEUMS
Tourism plan for disused Walka Waterworks
28.1:10
RAAF'8 open days aid museum 4,2:10
RAAF Museum takes off 10,2:5
Meeting on Heritage Centre 11,2:23
Air Open Day helps create museum 13.2:3
$104,000 for mine project 24,3:6
Work for 8 with museura grant 2,5:8
liiseum plan for Stroud 12,5:23
jObservatory to be museum 30,7:6
Report backs Stockton Tram Museum 31,7:3
Anniversary for Paterson MuseuiD 8,9:i3
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N, H, i:NDEX
65, 1984
MUSEUMS (Con't)
MUSIC AND ARTS (Con't)
NCC 'interested'in museum 12,9:3
Museum's contents for auction 6,11:3
Aid needed for City to buy relics 14,11:4
Regional museum plan for City 22,11:1
Military Museum buy criticised 26.11:5
Paddle-steamer for museura 1,12:22
Newcastle offered Spitfire 3,12:5
Redgum forms its own Party Boys 6,7:7
Pipe band entertains at ball 9,7:6
Choir on show at successful Lake concert 9,7:10
Orchestra (Melbourne Philharmonic) 13,7:6
Koalas invited to New Orleans 14,7:4
Nova explodes on City's choral horizon 16.7:5
Lake band success at school festival 16.7:5
Instrument was made to speak 17.7:5
Marching Koalas not going to U.S, 19,7:5
Split Enz to part at the end of the year 25,7:9
Newcastle Workies cures those mid-week blues
27,7:12
Musical success 30.7:5
Morrison sets out a hearty meal of jazz 1.8:12
Fragments of a woman's life an entertaining
two hours 2,8:6
Concert change a conteraptuous affront 3,8:15
Program change criticism 'justified' 4.8:3
Band runs second (Police Citizens Boys Club Band)
6.8:4
Technical masteiy and sensitivity 9,8:5
Still plenty of puff in magic dragon 9.8:5
City bands score well in contest (Police Citizens
Boys Club) 9.8:9
Military tattoo in September 9,8:9
Concert to blend talents 13,8:5
Dvorak work served well at Great Hall 13.8:7
An ecumenical packages in a lovely setting
17.8:8
Tickling theraink-6.-tiaiafunny-bone 18,8:3
Headbangers' herds hit 18.8:12
Concert series at Hunter schools 18.8:13
Maitland choirs take top honours 20.8:5
Boys Club Band puts on a show 20.8:5
Angels still fly high in Newcastles eyes 23,8:4
A middle-of-the-road rendition of America's hits
24,8:10
Band wins 12th title 27.8:4
Credentials accepted (The Western Australian
String Quartet) 27,8:10
Old foes turn their act into a dud 8.9:1
Mattara ends on a high note 10,9:1
A musical adornment 10,9:6
Wind quintet players of world class (Sydney Wind
Quintet) 11.9:5
Careful and sensitive performance (Sequoia String
Quartet) 11.9:6
Soprano proves her operatic talent 19,9:10
Aboriginal choir 21,9:5
Castanets back to City in triumph 21,9:7
State brass band titles in Maitland 22,9:14
Band contest stops the town 24,9:6
Tattoo attracts good from near and far 24.9:7
Youth rally to feature free bands 26.9:7
Don McLean's bold plea for musical sense 1.10:7
Band at fete 3.10:10
Kahibah victory in brass band contest 8.10:5
A recital without interuption 8.10:9
MUSIC AND ARTS
Band breaks a 95-year Californian record
(Marching Koalas) 2.1:5
Parade proves a triumph for the Koalas 4,1:1
Million people watch 95th rose parade 4,1:5
Koalas gain City's plaudits 5,1:3
Koalas begin their triumphant march home from
U,S. 9,1:1
Koalas horae, now the world wants them 11.1:1
Striking a chord 11.1:2
Lord Mayoral welcorae for Marching Koalas 12,1:5
Wran calls for rausic bowl 16,1:7
New attempt to foiro orchestra 23,1:4
2NC to launch jazz record 26,1:5
40,000 fans tipped for rock concert 28,1:5
Tamworth's song of year award to Adelaide band
30,1:5
Exhilarating vintage jazz at a winery 30,1:4
Koalas keep time with reputation 30,1:3
Rain puts damper on a peaceful Narara 30,1:1
Pipe band scoops sectional pool 31,1:5
Koalas raiss Lake's big day 31,1:1
Narara raore a squelch out than freak out 31,1:1
Verbal booking on Koalas date : Tsousis 1,2:3
Surprise win by country duo 1,2:4
Expulsion threat to Koalas alleged 2,2:1
Koalas and cool heads (Leader) 2.2:2
Violins are a labour of love 3,2:3
The day when Holly's rausic lives again 4,2:10
Koala plaques 15,2:25
Reception for Koalas 16.2:5
Conductor to seek orchestra talent (Hunter
Orchestra) 22,2:10
CJuite a b i t short of tenderness (Divinyls)
23,2:8
No conflicting eraotions over Split Enz : a
masterpiece 24.2:6
Mondo Rock shows how to keep the fans buzzing
25,2:9
A rich feast from the key board 5,3:4
Prestigious test for young musicians 5,3:4
Style, energy from Pointer Sisters 13,3:8
Koalas free 14,3:15
Oil poured forth rock with power (Midnight Oil)
15,3:11
Conductor sets off on drive for recruits (Hunter
Orchestra) 16,3:4
A parade of musical virtues 15.3:5
Pub jazz with a New Orleans accent 16,3:5
Four works by quartet 19,3:14
Presentation improved as program developed
26,3:11
Music as poetry 9,4:4
10 cancer victims to benefit frora Blue Light
Disco's $2,500 cheque 11.4:5
Prosaic utterances bleraish S.S.O, concert 12,4:5
Jazz in a raost spectacular way 19.4:4
Band hopes for hat trick 20.4:4
Hunter bands strike success 23,4:3
A quality performance hard to 6xcel 23,4:4
A debut with proraise from a fine trio 30.4:6
Con students' sense of occasion stifled 4,5:4
Deceraber start likely for Hunter Orchastra
7,5:10
High note for band (Marching Koalas) 9.5:11
$15,000 a Tip-Top prize for Koala 12.5:9
Fine concert, but small audience 14,5:7
Surprising musical t r e a t 19,5:5
A c i v i l , serene string concert 28.5:13
Originality and contrast in absorbing r e c i t a l
4,6:5
Music festival begins 5,5:6
Castanets to go with a sparkle 6,6:3
Nostalgia d i r e c t s minstral show 6,6:4
Individual works shown in perfect harmony 6,6:18
Thousands flock to rausic f e s t i v a l s 11,6:5
Felicitous strings 19.6:4
Castanets raise $25,000 for trip 21,6:5
Australian pianist to perform in Newcastle
27,6:23
Telecast for concert (Boy George) 4,7:6
Ensemble charras musica viva audience 8.10:9
Alcohol ban will not stop rock concert 10,10:15
Works irub shoulders uneasily 15,10:10
Trio's web ensnares Bach's brilliance 15,10:10
Cuts for theatre, ballet, criticised 18,10:5
Romantic evocations (John Winther - Pianist)
18,10:5
Alchemy from Fremaux (Conductor for S,S.O, Sydney Symphony Orchestra) 19,10:4
Young musicians show skills for Lake society
(Youth in concert) 22,10:6
Concert fulfills any expectations 25,10:4
Crowd disappoint rock event organisers 29,10:4
Fledglings,get their wings signed 3,11:13
ABC series exists on high note 6,11:12
Good, evil to music 7.11:40
Official denies pressure on band 13.11:1
Centre maybe venue for live music 28.11:3
Choir sings hard for new piano 10,12:4
Festive concert cheers Hunter elderly 13,12:6
Park locale chosen for this year's carols concert
19,12:3
MUSWELLBROOK SHIRE COUNCIL
Muswellbrook 'faring coal downturn well' 4.1:13
Rezoning deferred 15,5:6
Jobling defeats opponerit 13,9:3
$550,000 to Shire Council 15,11:4
N, H, INDEX
66, 1984
MYALL LAKES
NATIONAL HEALTH SCHEMES (Con't)
Myall R, festival success 8,3:l6
Festival a big success 12,3:5
New Myall Lakes charter firm 8,9:40
Myall Lakes plan 'unacceptable' 9,10:4
Parks group seeks plan go-ahead 15,10:8
Authority raay seek Myall plan say 20,10:3
Port will fight Lake boat ban 24,10:3
Myall Lakes upset increases 31.10:5
Myall plan seen as '$50ra blow to tourism' 10,11:1
Jones denies Myall body support 12,11:9
Groups wind up Myall Lakes fight 15,11:4
Survey shows big Myall loss 3,12:4
Myall study in Uni school 5,12:16
Call for action on Lakes fight 7,12:7
Maitlands view on Myall Lakes 12,12:11
Power boats 'not banned on Myall' 12,12:21
Myall plan appeal 17,12:5
Professionals don't strike, says doctor 15,3:3
Doctors 'unethical' 19,3:3
Doctors move to form trade union 20,3:4
Medicare law bent to help patients 21,3:5
Blewett firm on hospital guidelines 22.3:8
AMA dispute escalates 23,3:1
Further doctors' strikes likely 24,3:4
250 doctors to strike 27,3:3
Hunter health fund clerks' jobs 'safe' 27.3:6
Peace bid on medicare 28.3:7
More strikes loom in Medicare row 29,3:1
Doctor 'did not fix broken leg' 29,3:1
The AMA plays Oliver Twist (Leader) 30,3:2
Minister chides hospital doctors 30,3:4
Doctors 'want even tougher action' 2,4:3
Register plan for bulk-bill doctors 4,4:9
Doctors raove to end dispute 7,4:10
Doctors to decide if strike should go on 9,4:5
Bulk-billing union list 13,4:7
RNH private intake down 27.4:5
Health firms 'refusing to cover aged' 30.4:7
Package health deals 'not on' 1,5:4
Medicare blamed for NIB sackings 2.5:4
Doctors quit hospital 18,5:1
Medicare adds to surgery waiting lists : Carlton
19.5:3
Doctor draws fire from unions (Bulk billing)
21.5:1
A medical battle (Leader) 22.5:2
Hospital future 'threatened by Medicare' 28,5:3
Mulock attacks doctors 28.5:3
Mulock slaras surgeons over threat 29.5:5
Surgeons in Hunter not resigning 1.5:3
Consuraer body warns on Medicare changes 25,6:5
Medicare slugged 1.10:3
Mulock blasts surgeons' group 2.10:4
New raethod raay solve 'doctor-of-choice bind
2.10:6
Minister 'should resign' over inquiiry 12.10:1
MBF brushes up its image 13,10:13
Doctors quit threat 'political' 15,10:1
Pathology giants received $36ra in 3 raonths
29.10:1
Coalition would scrap Medicare 30.10:1
Medifraud sleuths row 5.11:1
Mediator rejected in Medicare dispute 6.11:3
Surgeons to raeet on health talks 10.11:5
Blewett rejects funds' concern 12.11:3
Medicare levy 'topped up frora taxes'14,11:10
Blewett rejects any Medicare changes 16.11:3
Surgeons : medichaos 17.11:4
Maitland doctors go too far : Walsh 17,11:4
Newcastle doctors lead trickle back 20.11:1
Surgeons warn on medical 'collision' 26,11:3
Valley doctors' test case looras 27,11:1
Doctors : new resignations expected 5,12:3
Surgeons begin to strangle hospitals in north
10,12:1
Doctors : the effects becorae clear 11,12:6
Doctors put peace plan 12.12:5
Doctors to consider proposals 19,12:6
Greiner urges rejection of health fee rise
31,12:3
NATIONAL CRIME AUTHORITY
Crime body 'ineffective' 8,2:5
Costigan transfer a delicate matter for A,L,P,
12.3:1
Packer plea : hold crirae hearings in private
14.3:8
More power likely for crime boy 17.4:14
Illness raight delay hearing 12,5:9
Judge attacks Chief Justice 20.7:5
Stewart to step down in criraes row 21.7:1
Stewart to becorae Judge in ACT 24.7:4
Transition not working : Costigan 5,9:4
Relations strained on crirae body takeover 7,9:3
Young backs crime stance 24,9:ii
Crime authority's powers are adequate : Justice
Stewart 27.9:5
Judge to report on Age tapes 12,12:9
Stewart rejects need for powers 14.12:3
NATIONAL HEALTH SCHEMES
Medicare's ' shortcoraings' 6.1:4
Expanded Health Insurance Scherae 'possible'
9.1:1
No plans to extend Medicare : Blewett 10,1:3
Fee rise to cost raedicare $85ra 11,1:5
Medicare 'will force 3500 out' 13,1:4
Health funds table new rates 14,1:1
MBF 207, cheaper after Medicare 17,1:3
New medical rules 18,1:4
Knives go in over Medicare bills battle 19,1:1
New scherae will aid Australians 28.1:6
Qld stalls on Medicare 24,1:3
Medicare 'peace offer' rejected by AMA 25,1:1
People 'want' arabulance cover 25,1:3
Face-saver for Qld 27.1:4
Qld backs away on Medicare 30.1:1
Confusion reigns for many as Medicare bows in
1.2:1
Medicare here to stay 1.2:1
No bulk billing change in Lower Hunter 2,2:1
Medicare begins 'without a hitch' 2.2:5
AMA change of attitude 6,2:5
Hospitals facing specialist 'crisis' 7,2:1
Hospitals get high rating for rebates 7,2:4
Medicare hotline service at RNH 11,2:12
Medicare 'will cut payments' 13,2:4
Medibank private lifts Qld rates 14,2:7
Doctors to join inquiry 17,2:5
RNH to perrait choice of doctor 17.2:5
Warning over Liberal appeal 20,2:4
Long-stay patients prone to Medicare scinatiny
21,2:3
New electoral legislation proclaimed 22.2:13
Specialists warned 25.2:3
The 'wild men of raedicine' plan ban for N,S,W,
27,2:3
Medicare battle (Leader) 28.2:2
Specialists will quit 1,3:1
Contracts at RNH held despite 'quittings' 2,3:3
Doctors 'think about' Hawke peace formula 5,3:4
Premier set to sign pact 5,3:4
(Queensland signs with Medicare 6,3:6
Price control threat in Medicare 7,3:14
Medicare 'costly' for raentally ill, aged 7,3:19
Medical bodies deliver strike threats 12,3:5
The Medicare battle (Leader) 13,3:2
Doctors dig in as row on contracts widens 13.3:1
Doctors in N,S.W. to go on strike 14,3:3
Peace plan for Medicare 15,3:3
NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES
Rainforest parks doubled in size 25.1:3
Mixed reaction over national park raove 27.1:6
Alunite raine now a park 13,2:5
New minister opens restored area 13,2:5
No loss of jobs in expansion of northern
national parks 23,2:7
Barrington Tops carapaign 17,3:12
N,S.W, rainforest parks to be put on heritage
list 23,3:6
NATIONAL PARTY
Groundwork laid for raerger 2,1:3
Merger by Libs, N,P, certain : Greiner 3,1:6
Liberal - National Party merger (Leader) 3,1:2
Sinclair likely to be elected unopposed 6,1:5
Qld politician in Ballot 10.1:8
Doubts over Sinclair's leadership 13.1:1
MacPhee warns on Lib-Nat merger 14,1:33
Lusher will try to beat Sinclair 17,1:1
Tarnished perhaps, but no radical (Sinclair)
18,1:1
;New N,P, leader will fight to clear name 18,1:1
lA party without an alternative (Leader) 18,1:2
IGee to fight Maitland for Nationals 13.2:3
National candidates for north 22,2:3
Nationals to contest seats in City areas 25,6:3
N. A. IllDEX
67, 1984
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL
IN,S.W, - HEALTH DEPARTMENT ( C o n ' t )
Parade begins Safety Wfeek 11,10:4
D i s p l a y s raark Safety Week 15,10:10
NATIONAL TRUST
!N,S,W, l o s e s Health Secretary again 5 , 9 : l 4
' O f f i c e r s t e n a extended 6 , 9 : 3
jMedical f e e s often below schedule 7 , 9 : 7
C e n t r e - u n i t y team set to win b a l l o t 4,10:9
New Hunter Trust head 15.9:4
N,S.W.- HOUSING COMMISSION
NATURAL GAS
Land, t o be sold for u n i t plan (Tinonee Rd
Waratah) 2 0 , 1 : 3
Williaratown to join gas line 6.4:5
Natural gas turned on in Maitland 8.5:5
200 new homes due to be built in north 26,1:3
$1.3m for homes 18,2:5
Protest hinges on a broken door 15.3:1
Broken door replaced at flat 16.3:5
$2,4 million for Housing Commission projects
17,3:23
Singles top the list for public housing 24,4:2
$lm Mayfield housing plan 1.5:3
'Come and see where I live' 3,5:2
Commission plans units 30.5:8
Moving house the hard way 11,6:6
Houses for teachers 11.6:6
Adamstown houses 26.6:8
Housing raeeting 9.7:6
Groups query housing code 10,7:1
Housing gets $35m boost in loans 18.7:1
$3m for homes 19.7:4
Housing project creates 240 City jobs 21,7:3
Walker praises Warabrook Village 9.8:4
A view of his portfolio by Housing I'tinister 11.8:27
Housing jobs 15.8:4
Cluster housing 'too cramped' 1,9:4
Elemore clairas on horaes go to board 6,9:1
Long terra housing decline predicted 20,9:7
Housing code closer 21.9:1
Lake horaes planned 24.9:4
Units for Valley 24.9:11
Housing worker grant 25.9:7
40 new homesites for Kotara 17.10:3
Tenders for 18 houses 22,10:4
Low-cost housing 25.10:10
$1.5ra for low-cost loans 14.11:16
Terrace houses 2i.ll:l6
Bedsits raove for single people 28.11:11
Arts, flats vie for site 5.12:5
Approval for City housing units 5.12:12
Residents fight East End housing plan 13,12:1
Belraont highway site for 64 horae units 18,12:1
N.B.N,
LTD.
N,B,N, float goes 'into limb' 3,10:1
N,B,N, 'gets 257. of P,N,G. television' 18,10:1
N,B,N, to stay in band spot 13,12:5
NETBALL
Group wants park work stopped 25,1:7
250 debate future of National Park netball
courts 1,2:13
State gives $90,000 towards all-weather netball
courts 2,2:18
Park battle goes on 3.2:6
The proper use of parkland (Leader) 4.2:2
Park work goes ahead, but residents continue
fight 4,2:4
Park adrairers step up their carapaign 6,2:4
Playground loss 'not foreseen' 7,2:3
Netball plans go ahead 8.2:1
Predictable reaction to netball vote 9.2:3
Hockey year 'threatened' (Netball courts) 10.2:16
How the alderraen voted on netball courts
(Drainage) 10.2:5
Injunction sought to stop courts 14.2:1
Solicitor will press on with courts fight 15,2:3
Park fight continues 20,2:5
Picnic for a park 22.2:32
$50,000 grant to aid netball 25.2:11
Leaflet will add fuel to fiery council 9,3:1
Netball group certain to drop raayor 10.3:1
(Queries on netball docuraents 14.3:1
Lord Mayor helps suit on council 20.3:1
Netball in another city park criticised, 21,3:5
Netballers 'beautification' plan 4.4:5
Residents angry on park courts 5,4:5
Row over use of netball courts 12.4:4
60 districts enter netball titles 20,4:11
Re-draw needed after opening day washout
(N,S.W. Age Netball Titles) 7,5:21
Aplonia Pearce in state talent squad named at
titles 8,5:19
Changes to side at N,S.W. netball 5.6:17
Newcastle to host state netball tournament
15,7:35
Out-of-court settlement in park netball dispute
19,7:3
Serai-final spot open in netball 24.7:15
Netballers spend landscape cash on law case
25,7: 1
Hickey body seeks netball raeeting 2,8:3
Schoolgirls at netball titles 21,8:17
Netballers to defend title 9,10:19
State netball honour for Del Saunders 20,11:19
Garaes challenge in netball 22,11:16
N,S.W, - HEALTH DEPARTMENT
RNH doctor 'on short list for health post'
13,3:1
M i n i s t e r c h i d e s h o s p i t a l d o c t o r s 30,3:4
RNH man i s to be D i r e c t o r of Health for Region
11,5:3
Health system 'top heavy' 31,5:14
38 hour week soon for HREA 19,6:8
'Ratbags' could gain power by new health law
22,6:4
Women's h e a l t h a t r i s k 2 6 , 6 : 6
Ironworkers h e a l t h study 4 , 7 : 6
Smokers face e x t r a curbs in o f f i c e 19,7:4
H o s p i t a l s ' raove on smoking 1,8:12
C i g a r e t t e slogan ' r a c i s t ' 2 , 8 : 5
Concern on f l u v i r u s 5 . 8 : 5
Workers Health Centre f a c e s c l o s u r e over funds
15,8:9
N.S,W, - PARLIAMENT
Mr. Ferguson bows out (Leader) 3.2:2
Ballot to precede Cabinet reshuffle 8.2:12
Wran's new r i g h t hand (Ron Mulock) 9.2:2
Man in the middle (Leader) 9.2:2
Right-wing vote elects Mulock 9,2:3
Brereton gains seniority 10.2:1
Cabinet gavotte (Leader) 11.2:2
N,S,W. 5.peaker bars MP's question 22,2:1
Speaker lifts gag on tapes debate 23,2:3
Dirty politics seem certain to get dirtier 27,2:4
Right wing wants two Cabinet 31.3:3
Foot content to remain Deputy Lib leader 4.4:4
Cabinet 'young blood' includes first woraan 5,4:3
Dowd back in N.S.W. Shadow Cabinet 7.4:5
Bill seeks to redress former coal owners 18.4:15
Coal settlement is long overdue (Leader) 19,4:2
Bob Debus : hunting for jobs 17,5:2
Bill to curb electronic bugs 19,5:4
Mr, Wran's Bill to discourage corruption
complaints 23,5:3
Premier defends public complaints Bill 24,5:4
Hospital tests may combat road toll 14,6:5
Take criminals' wealth : Greiner 11,7:3
$58,000 in grants for 2 City projects 13,7:5
Short week for councils 19.7:4
Career officer wins top police post 1,8:6
Greiner reshuffles his Ministry hopefuls 2,8:7
Wran popularity slumps to 38% 16.8:5
Vacation funding 28.8:7
Welfare prograra in doubt 5,9:1
Wran defends
ad
switch 19,9:16
Parliament threatened 20,9:6
Secrecy 'hinders work' 20,9:6
Dirug men will be nailed : Wran 3,10:4
Contempt finding against punch 26.10:5
Premiership in Landa's grasp : Wran 26,11:4
Left demands Landa post 5.12:1
N, a. Ifl)EX
N,S,W, - PARLIAMENT - CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
Barrister barred from inquiry 10,1:5
Special cross sitting on Bimey rejection 11,1:8
Justice Cross clears the air on remarks 12,1:4
Doubts over Sinclair's leadership 13,1:1
Sinclair bribery allegation rejected 13,1:1
Boots and all (Leader) 14,1:2
Support for Sinclair on Cross report 14,1:4
Johnston not called to inquiry l4.1:4
Finding 'reasonable' 17.1:4
New N.P, Leader will fight to clear name 18,1:1
N,S,W, Corruption fight 'lacks committment'
18,1:3
No S,M, surveilance 18,1:11
Investigator's allegations 'unfounded' 19,1:3
Magistrate may take action 20.1:5
Corruption inquiry (Leader) 20,1:2
Early jail release inquiry 11,2:5
Cross hits at bottom 18,2:5
Cross report unfair : Bottom 20,2:3
Accusations of paranoia leveled at Wran 20.2:3
No action : magistrate 23.2:5
Sinclair 'theGoebbels of politics' 1.3:3
Ryan count 'withdrawn' 1,3:3
Basis of law and order weakened : Hawke 1.3:3
Bottora dealt with harshily, C}C says 3,3:3
P.M. links in N.S.W. Corruption tapes 6,3:3
'Fresh moves' on Corruption 7,3:12
Inquiry postponed until after election 9,3:3
Sinclair 'has N,S,W, Corruption papers' 16,3:3
New head for jail release inquiry 28,3:13
Jackson accounts given to inquiiry 31,3:4
Jackson 'called urgent early release' 10,4:3
'Pressure' over jail releases 11,4:3
Police tapes 'refer toraoneypaid' 12.4:3
'No recall' of taped telephone calls 13,4:3
Language seirvice 'reason for cash' l4,4:l
$20,000 'for early release' 17.4:1
$20,000 paid for 'legal fees' 18.4:3
Jackson, 'did not tolerate delays' 19.4:3
Envelope 'taken to Jackson's office' 27,4:3
Jackson 'lost $10,000 in day' 28.4:1
Minister's prisoner decisions 'a source of
friction' 1.5:3
Forraer inmates 'did not pay for release' 3.5:4
Inmates 'told to pay for release' 4,5:5
Department officers 'paid often to free
prisoners' 8.5:3
Bribes claim denied 9.5:11
Phone tapes played to Slattery inquiry 10.5:8
Police 'tail' Jackson 11.5:4
Jackson denies receiving money over jail
releases 16,5:3
Tape edited : Jackson 17.5:5
Jackson 'handed $11,000 cheque for debts'
18.5:1
The Corruption Commission (Leader) 18.5:2
Jackson's $394,200 'gambling account' queried
19,5:1
Jackson 'kept betting cash' 22,5:6
Race win cash 'put into boot of car' 23,5:7
Ducker is cleared by Police 24,5:1
Ducker is cleared of tapes assertion 24,5:4
Prison help 'a favour' 24.5:5
Businessman 'a courier' 25.5:6
Harris denies payraents 25.5:5
$2000 'used for entertainment' 29.5:4
Lobbying payment on release defended 30.5:10
Barrister threatens court action 1.6:6
Supreme Court move by Jackson's counsel 2,6:9
Wran on judge case link : 'not me' 2,8:3
Briese affair : no public inquiry 3,8:1
Slattery charges 4,8:4
Farquhar to face trial in March 4.8:13
Wran attacks critics on Breise 7.8:7
No sinisterraotivein Judge claim : Evans
13,8:1
Allegations by Mr Briese 'not evidence' 15,8:3
Newspaper to senate 15.8:5
No inquiry into Age tape issue 15.8:6
N.S.W. Police 'dishonest, unethical' 17,8:8
No grounds for charges (Clarrie Breise) 18.8:5
Bottora demands check on Wran's sources 20.8:1
Bottora, Breise link told to Wran 21,8:5
Breise report leak probe 23.8:7
Judge was worried about Ryan : Breise 25,8:38
Mill row sparks blackmail calls 31.8:3
Final report soon (Costigan inquiry) 6.9:6
Caucus to vote on Murphy inquiries 7.9:3
Landa silent on Breise appointment 7,9:6
Prosecuter may get more power 8.9:3
Breise deserves recognition 11.9:3
68, 1984
N,S,W. - PARLIAMIfNT - CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
(Con't)
Landa casts doubt on Breise's future 12,9:1
SM denies evidence leak 13,9:3
Wran 'betrayal warning' 14.9:3
MP calls for action on council tapes 20,9:3
Landa doubt over letters 21,9:1
Landa defends himself in face of resignation call
22,9:5
Landa to face attack 24,9:5
Opposition fails to censure Landa 26,9:5
Criticism on Wran 'threat' to Breise 8,10:3
Foord asked a favour : Breise 9.10:1
Statutory declaration by Wran on Ryan affair
26,10:5
Breise back as Head Magistrate 13,12:1
N,S,W, ' PARLIAMENT - ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL
Booth dismisses opposition call for raini-budget
as 'absurd' 4,1:5
Payroll tax receipts down 5,1:5
Booth disputes high State Tax assertions 16,1:4
Booth's charges 'sour grapes' : Bjelke 17,1:4
Economy in N,S,W, improving : Wran 1,3:6
February s t a r t f o r $3,5m Bay marina 2 1 , 6 : 6
Plan to save $50ra in N,S,W, 5,9:16
N,S,W,- PARLIAMENT - SALARIES
State Cabinet heeds call by Hawke over MP's pay
25.1:5
MP's s a l a r i e s go up 3 0 . 7 : 7
N.S.W. - STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION
Apprentices begin work 'on strike' 1,2:3
Row over jobs at Wangi raay go to court 2.2:3
Non-trade jobs issue triggers stoppage 8.2:14
Non-craft dispute snowballs 10,2:5
Worker resigns in jobs row 11,2:3
Apprentices dispute flares again 15.2:5
Elcom in the black 15.2:6
Apprentice dispute involvesrainister15.2:5
SEC critic predicts steep job losses 18,2:3
Cut-off date saves jobs of some apprentices
22.2:3
Power job row flares again 23,2:1
Electrical tradesmen dispute settled 28,2:7
Contract for coal road let (Newstan Colliery Awaba State Mine) 21,5:10
$8m rail road dropped half-way 31,5:1
Coal road option 'The cheapest' 1,6:4
Farmer wins 3-year power line battle
Owner battles to hold on to land 20,6:4
Victoria seeks New South Wales power 26,6:6
Owner asked to pay rent 26,6:7
Landowner wants SEC power towers demolished 2,7:3Lake closed to public 13,7:5
Valleyraineplan taken off shelf 24,7:1
Power station asbestos removed 30,7:5
EC ready for jobs boost in northern mines 11,8:3
Spending on energy heads Hunter list 19,9:1
Wyong power plana uproar 29,9:1
Power station sites to be investigated 20,10:5
Increasing coal costs worry Commission 3,11:5
Man stole from Electricity Commission 27,11:7
NEWCASTLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Three new directors for charaber 7,7:15
Charaber seeks autonomy for port 17,8:9
Hall scheme for No, 1 Sportsground 18,8:12
Sraall firms 'hit by redundancy package' 25,8:38
'Co-operative effort' urged for ccmtracts 17,10:4
Charaber pushing for council poll 20,10:5
Rain puts end to air tour of Hunter 7,11:10
Appeal for contracts 10,12:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL
Sign of protest on rubble 25.1:1
Publicity 'a spur to action' 26,1:4
Geddes under attack by Labor 1,2:3
Mayor 'has araandate'for the ALP 1,2:10
Town Clerk reveals $60,000 salary 4.2:1
Council agrees : we're in trouble 9,2:1
Details sought on council salaries 10.2:3
Don Geddes talks back 13.2:2
Situation in City Council causes 'unease' 15.2:3
Fangs bared for City protocol dogfight 16.2:1
Protocol and good sense (Leader) 16.2:2
New-style Geddes waves a white flag 17,2:1
N. H, INDEX
69, 1984
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (Con't)
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL (Con't)
Sabre rattling versus quiet reason 22.2:1
About face by citizens group on salaries 24,2:7
Act to bolster mayor's role 25,2:1
Citizens in new raove on car park row 25,2:1
Council salaries (Leader) 27,2:2
Geddes relishes opportunity in the chair 29,2:1
Bowls club reverts to park (Wallsend) 1.3:5
Advertising vandalisra (Parking-raeter ads) 1.3:6
Honour for Lexcen, but where 7.3:19
New turnstile will cut costs 8,3:5
Tree reraoval angers Harailton residents 14,3:6
Softly softly on tree-cutting 19,3:2
Tree reraoval plan 'in 1981' 19.3:4
Alderraan pleads : 'get act together' 21.3:3
The McCulluras are still battling 24,3:1
Deputy raayor offer rejected by Tate 27,3:1
Stalemate on beach pollution signs 29.3:9
Tate issue 'not aired' 5,3:4
Port, City in dispute on trucks 4.4:3
Officers return after tape inquiry 6.4:8
Minister praises H.D.B.. City Council 7.4:9
Campaigning versus consensus 9.4:8
Siding with the public (Leader) 10,4:2
Council looks at shuffling seats of power 10,4:4
Abuse reigns as Council seating stays 12,4:1
Council sticks to its battle order (Leader)
13,4:2
Over an hour to cut the talking 11.7:3
Gardens delay 'stops aid' 11.7:3
Closed-door meetings urged 11.7:11
Stockton group hits units plan 19.7:7
Draft dwelling code attract resident comment
24.7:5
Clerk admits 'breaches' 25.7:1
()uick help on home probleras 25.7:3
Recession raotion 'forces illegality' 26,7:3
Glendale 'blow to developments' 30.7:5
Harailton area residents fear new code 1.8:12
Special raeeting on Council authority 3.8:6
Petition raay end wrangle 4,8:5
NCC seeks talks on school row 10,8:3
Stockton guides' request refused 18.8:12
Alderman launch mail-out carapaign 20,8:3
Geddes to be paid mayoral allowance 5,9:1
Stand on Council recordings opposed 13,9:4
FM plan to put Council raeetings on air 14,9:5
Stewart tells NCC to sraarten itself up 18.9:3
Marathon raeeting 27.9:4
Charapagne cork label for City Council building
5.10:3
No srailes as gangs went on candid camera 11.10:1
Council papers for display 16,10:10
Council raeeting may be short 23,10:4
Council raoves on information 24,10:3
Civic land to be extended 24.10:3
Meeting over in 115 sees 24,10:3
Complaints job not needed 24.10:3
1988 projects endorsed 24,10:3
Hospital f o r Lord Mayor 1 4 . 4 : 1
Lord Mayor s u f f e r i n g frora s t r o k e : h o s p i t a l
16,4:1
Anxieties on City's turbulent council 16.4:3
Stroke affects Lord Mayor's speech 17.4:1
The Lord Mayor (Leader) 18.4:2
Juniors protest on forraer club lease 20.4:7
Newcastle chooses printmaker as its first artist
in residence 21.4:7
Minister 'has no power' on Council pay query
23.4:3
Council in hotel talks (Clarendon) 27.4:1
Move for tougher financial interest law fails
2.5:1
M.P, attacks Town Clerk, Geddes 4.5:1
Labor's plight : who takes over (Curaraings stroke)
4.5:1
Searching for a scapegoat 4.5:5
Attack under privilege (Leader) 5.5:2
Minister is 'unswayed by call' 9.5:8
Meter signs soon 9.5:14
Centre loses $185,000 (City Hall Function Centre)
15,5:1
$3ra tag put on bush (Jesmond) 16,5:3
Sandgate market fee drop for Fridays backed
16,5:19
Council : the droners go on and on 19,5:2
Anti-nuclear lobby to attend Council 22,5:4
Council set for $1.9m deal on properties 23,5:3
Market fee still unresolved 23.5:3
Backing on block (Commonwealth office block) 24.5:4
Council to rule on mayoral grant 25.5:4
Meeting costs concern alderraan 25,5:5
Who gets pay for City duties 29,5:1
Windmill support sought 29,5:7
Council ALP attacks Herald 30,5:1
Decision may be deferred 30.5:1
Leaked : when private information becoraes public
knowledge 31,5:2
Strength is returning after suffering stroke
(Joy Cummings) 31,5:1
M,P, slates Geddes, Lewis and Herald 1,6:1
Lord Mayoral payraents (Leader) 1.6:2
City offered Marist Park 6.5:1
'Treasures include $lra books 6.6:3
Company gives fuel appeal $1,000,00 6.6:4
Workers' corapensation t o be s c r u t i n i s e d 5,6:19
Group seeks support f o r bush t r a i l 1 2 , 6 : 3
M,P. t a k e s defence a t Council p l a n s for 1988
13,6:1
Resident fights for a last shred of privacy
15,5:3
$lra City job prograra likely 26,5:8
Appeal for hostel 26,6:8
Unionists fund study on MSB workshop 27,6:8
$800,000 roads grants 2,7:5
Sunhill Drive closure 3,7:6
Council changes public 1988 scherae 4,7:1
Council purchase brings office block project
nearer 7,7:5
Guidelines followed by Council (Bicentennial
Committee) 7,7:13
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NCC review joint State private task 19.12:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - ELECTIONS
Poll letters challenged 1.2:1
Geddes hits back in letters row 2.2:1
Council 'poll naraes pot' could boil over 22.3:1
21,000 failed to vote at Council election
26.3:4
The Council tapes (Leader) 28.3:2
Inspectors end look into tape release 28.3:3
Rolls tape 'frozen' 29.3:9
Town Clerk under ALP attack 31.3:1
Council crossfire (Leader) 31.3:2
Silence on Town Clerk attack report 3.4:3
M.P. denies vendetta on Council officer over
tapes 4.4:3
M.P, attacks Town Clerk, Geddes 4,5:1
Minister is 'unswayed by call' 9,5:8
Council tapes : Wade renews attack 19.10:1
Geddes challenges Wade and Morris 20.10:1
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - HEALTH AND GARBAGE
Garbage report 7,3:4
Dump sites raay stand 9,3:5
Dropping of Wetlands frora tip plan urged 10,3:4
Waste options still open (Leader) 12,3:2
Wetlands project erupts 27.3:4
Wetlands area durap unlikely 28.3:1
Council bucks a d e c i s i o n on Lord Mayor's
allowance 13,6:4
Play area move for the Mall 26.6:6
Newcastle, the clean city 6.7:1
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - PLANNING
Group wants park worked stopped 25,1:7
250 debate future of National Park netball
courts 1,2:13
State gives $90,000 towards all-weather netball
courts 2,2:18
250 families 'ignored' over netball courts 2,2:3
Blue print for inner city 3,2:4
Park battle goes on 3,2:6
The proper use of parkland (Leader) 4.2:2
Park work goes ahead, but residents continue
fight 4,2:4
Park admirers step up their campaign 6,2:4
Alderman accused over land plans (Aid, Campbell
Wallsend Soccer Club) 7,2:1
Playground loss 'not foreseen' 7,2:3
K-Mart plan alarms alderman 7.2:4
Netball plans go ahead 8.2:1
'Accidental' failure to declare interest 8.2:1
Predictable reaction to netball vote 9,2:3
Shops plan passed but still in doubt 9,2:8
'No apology' decision after bitter debate
(Aid, Campbell - Wallsend Soccer Club) 9,2:8
70, 1984
N. H. INDEX
NEWCASTLE CITY (XJUNCIL
(Con't)
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - PLANNING (Con't)
How the alderraen voted on netball courts 10,2:5
New City flats code opposed 10,2:6
Injunction sought to stop courts 14,2:1
Solicitor will press on with courts fight 15,2:3
Park fight continues 20.2:5
$2ra school proposal opposed 21.2:6
Coraprise sought over school plan 22.2:12
May court hearing tipped for park netball row
6.3:4
Leaflet will add fuel to fiery Council 9.3:1
CJueries on netball docuraents 14,3:1
No opposition to NBN plan 14,3:4
Groups voice opposition to housing code 14,3:5
Flat code too inflexible : Charaber 17,3:4
The options for the City's aged 19,3:4
Lord Mayor helps suit on Council 20,3:1
National Park file report 21,3:5
New flats plan 'sluras' 28.3:3
Consultation 'inadequate' 29.3:3
Dwelling code delayed 4,4:3
Residents angry on park courts 6,4:6
Merewether townhouse opposed 18,4:3
Houses demolition 'against plan' 19,4:7
Report on club land connection out soon 25.4:3
Campbell cleared by Council inspector (Wallsend
Soccer Club) 28,4:1
Alderraan d i f f e r on i n q u i r y ' s worth 2 8 , 4 : 1
No raatter of irapropriety (Leader) 2 8 , 4 : 2
Move f o r tougher f i n a n c i a l i n t e r e s t law f a i l s
2.5:1
New roles seen for sport ovals 8.8:3
Sports ground may go 15.8:8
Committee against market fee 29.8:4
Council rates held at 87. 26,10:5
City rate rise less than 87. 9,11:1
Decline of work seen in rates decision 15,11:3
Maitland residents face 127, rate rise 28,11:3
City's rates rise held 5,57. 19,12:1
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - SACKING
Newcastle loses City control 3,10:1
Why City Council was sacked 3,10:1
Labor does a Kerr 3,10:1
Tapes the basic ingredient : MP 3,10:8
Administrator has 45 years' experience 3,10:8
Tate was to stand for Lord Mayor 3,10:8
Pressure forced rae to act : Stewart 3,10:9
Tapes : 'basic ingredient' 3,10:9
Labor had it hard 3,10:9
Pressure 'forced action' 3.10:10
One-raan Council in City for two days a week
4.10:1
'Ruthless grab' for power by ALP 4,10:8
No end to the ruraours 4,10:8
Adrainistrator drives off, Newcastle is
rudderless 6,10:1
C i t i z e n s Group c a l l s f o r iraraediate e l e c t i o n s
9,10:3
$2ra extension to college up in the air 16,5:1
Resident opposes plans (St Francis Xaviers) 31.5:6
Black bans threat to Harailton College extensions
1.6:1
Council sets liraits on college site 2.6:10
Council delays cost six jobs : builder 19.6:1
Glendale case holds up Wallsend plan 27.6:29
Council looks at housing for aged 5.7:7
Housing raeeting 9.7:6
Groups query housing code 10.7:1
Tunnel urged 11.7:11
Harder to subdivide flat buildings 17.7:8
Five-year terra for rescue base 18.7:3
Out-of-court settleraent in park netball dispute
19,7:3
Muzzle mystery in park netball pact 20,7:1
Netball muzzle raystery solved 21.7:1
Residents protest at plan for hostel 23,7:4
Hostel Green ban hope 24,7:7
Battle over hostel 'lost' 25,7:3
Residents to go to court on units 25,7:4
Residents to ask NTHC for bans on hostel 26,7:5
Fight over hostel to continue 28,7:4
New Larabton land swap deal for botanic gardens
1,8:5
Iceworks parking station urged 3.8:4
Committee backs Watt St link 9.8:3
Green bans sought on hostel proposal 9.8:4
Shortage of staff hinders study on open space
9,8:6
Call for raeeting on road plans 27,8:5
'No to cluster plan 29,8:5
Planning group wants early ruling by rainister
on soccer club site 30.8:4
Confrontation over site density 1.9:4
Elermore Vale residents voice cluster protest
4.9:5
Cluster project density raised by committee
19.9: 3
Railway corrider land at Larabton rezoned 10,10:3
Two new libraries planned 24.10:3
Merewether land plan opposed 26.10:3
Pensioner faraily units 16,11:1
City sets some limits on density 19,12:4
Special raeeting 9.10:3
Port lodges protest on Council sacking 10,10:3
Councils soon to have inquiry before 'sack'
13,10:4
'Watchdog' role for residents group 13,10:4
Morale of City depressed' 13,10:5
Bishop attacks sacking 13.10:5
Delegates hear attack on sacking 16,10:1
Sacking attacked 16,10:3
Disraissal to give City clean start : Preraier
17.10:1
Call to bring back sacked Council 17.10:1
Minister given advice to sack 17.10:1
N.C.C. options given 19.10:5
Residents' groups to discuss disraissal 19.10:5
Morris rejects Geddes debate 22,10:3
Sacking was a disgrace, raeeting told 23.10:1
Former alderraan wants answers 24,10:8
Senator attacks Council sacking 27,10:3
Political views differ on Council sacking 7.11:6
Labor raen 'had role' in sacking 8,11:3
Council head's hours queried by MLC 9,11:3
Morris to blarae for sacking : Geddes 10,11:14
Liberal contender hits Labor over disraissal
10,11:14
Council staff to fill raeeting roles 21,11:1
Stewart defends role of City boss 22,11:1
Council in exile proposed by Geddes 24,11:3
Disraissal of Council attacked 24.11:12
Residents plead : bring back Council 29.11;i
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - STAFF
Lord Mayor's new secretary (Paul Lane) 14,1:1
Newcastle farewells secretary 11.2:12
Minister 'has no power' on Council pay query
23.4:4
'Troubleshooter' for Council wanted 30.6:3
Complaints office 5,7:4
Report could clear air at Council 11.8:1
Price : no decision on leaving Council 14,8:3
Morale of Council's eraployees 'low' 8,11:3
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - WORKS
Grant for Harailton (Child Care Centre) 2,2:5
$170,000 given to drainage projects 7,2:6
Projects to provide work for jobless 9,2:8
Tree removal angers Harailton residents 14,3:5
Softly softly on tree cutting 19,3:4
Tree-removal plan 'in 1981' 19,3:4
Council recognises a better rail service will
delay cars 6.6:4
NEWCASTLE CITY COUNCIL - RATES AND FINANCE
N.C.C. sets 87. increase 5.1:7
Feed the meter, get a message 22,2:1
$2.6ra loan offer to City Council 15,3:11
Money for park seats 28.4:5
Geddes allowance recommended 20,6:3
Play area move for the Mall 26,6:6
N,C,C. urged to buy Morpeth house 2,7:5
Market fee debate on tonight 3,7:4
Market fee plan dropped 4.7:1
Payraent of allowance to Geddes approved 5,7:5
State eyes on City's revenue 17.7:5
Aldemtan's concern on lack of space 18.7:5
RATES AND FINANCE
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71, 1984
NEWCASTLE COLLEGE OF ADVANCED EDUCATION
NEWCASTLE - HISTORY (Con't)
Teacher shortage in three subjects 24,1:6
Annual search for student accommodation begins
4.2:23
NCAE to open phone line 6.2:4
CAE grant 9.2:4
College gets child care centre 20.3:6
Equal opportunity post sparks row 4.5:6
CAE speaker defends equality 5.5:4
CAE students help miners 7,5:9
Innovative nursing program 23,5:12
Open day at NCAE 25,5:5
CAE woraen 'face battle' for jobs 30.5:5
NCAE students protest over quick courses 31.5:4
Students hold march over courses 1,6:6
CAE aid courses 6,6:16
'Students' protest over courses raounts 8,6:6
Quality of training worries students 15,6:5
College centre to open 6.8:5
Funding for centre 7,8:7
Vacancies at care centre 30.8:7
Welfare course 5.9:17
CAE centre may help children 13,9:6
New raan in NCAE post 26.9:7
Funeral stops lectures at CAE 16.10:8
CAE dress 24.10:4
CAE results threatened 30,10:1
Computers course for teachers 5.12:6
Classes for summer 5.12:16
Art course -part-time 12.12:6
Children leave raessage for future 16,4:4
Memories of tragedy revived 15,5:3
The survivor : untold rainers' tales of the
Rothbury riot 19,5:8
Park windraill scheme 'could revive history'
25,5:5
Skyline windmill (Leader) 26.5:2
On May 26, 1974, A big ship died (Sygna) 26.5:11
Windmill support sought 29.5:7
History revived in new HCF office 29.6:4
Three City buildings protected 4.7:18
Old Hill Cottage will soon disappear 9.7:4
History in helpful booklet 20.7:4
School celebrates proud history 21,7:5
Islington has old English shrine 6.9:3
An absolutely ripping time 8.9:3
Newcastle celebrates Shortland Day 16.10:9
Hunter's history to keep 17,10:3
Fossils are a way of life for Mulbring school
children 17,10:5
Classic tale revives sadraeraories20.10:3
History of the Hunter not to be missed 20,10:3
How the City got its narae 24.10:3
Map guide for early settlers 31.10:1
History of the Hunter supplement 1,11:1-26
How to kill an idea 15.12:12
NEWCASTLE EAST
East End land will be given to City today 5.3:1
A poll gift (Leader) 6,3:2
Premier gives no date for rest of East End land
6,3:3
Plans to establish East End archaeological site
7,4:4
Tree raarks start to shore plan 13,4:4
Harbour views (Leader) 4,5:2
NEWCASTLE HARBOUR
$5ra 'bottora-of-the-harbour' fund 1,2:1
Hunter flood brings the debris.., 2.2:1
Flood debris halts ferry 4.2:5
It went to Stockton Beach (Debris) 7.2:1
Harbour oil spill 2,8:5
Harbour link raove likely 20,8:4
Dredging will remove harbour silt 2,11:4
Sub set for harbour regatta 10,11:1
Harbour hive of activity 10,11:45
Funds slow to corae in forrauseura,copter 12,11:5
Crowds visit submarine 12.11:6
NEWCASTLE HARBOUR FORESHORE DEVELOPMENT
Shore plan gets boost 9,1:1
Garden look to harbour shore 16,3:4
Tree raarks start to shore plan 13,4:4
Foreshore plan 'raay drive people out' 19,5:10
Stationraaster's house safe 22,5:4
Foreshore parking spots full all day 23.5:32
Machines begin to sketch new harbourside park
8.9:5
NEWCASTLE HERALD - COMPETITIONS
$11,000 in jewellery to be won by Herald readers
17,10:4
Diamond ring to be won 20,10:5
Prize jewellery worth $11,000 24,10:4
Corapetition grand prize a $3400 diamond ring
3.11:5
Jewellery giveaway is golden chance 10,11:13
Couples can win a cruise 12,11:3
60,000 entries in contest 1,12:3
Cruise holiday for contest winners 5,12:3
Now is the time for sorae sandraodelling practice
29,12:5
New contest for 'beach artists' 31,12:5
NEWCASTLE - HISTORY
Meeting on Heritage Centre 11,2:23
Meeting backs Heritage Centre 15,2:3
City 'to house photos' (Bert Lovett collection)
23,2:8
The secrets of Nobbys 3,3:10
Newcastle school repeats history 13,4:5
NEWCASTLE - SISTER CITY LINKS
Koalas for Japan (Leader : Ube visit suggested)
6.2:2
NEWCASTLE TECHNICAL COLLEGE
Tech gets $lm coraputer 9.2:7
Big drop in trade course students 13.2:1
Coraputer centre for Newcastle Tech 15.6:3
$9ra college building opened 23.6:5
New women's college job 4.7:18
Start to trades 6.8:6
TAFE College head naraed 18.10:4
Girls raeet a raodel and try a trade 27.10:5
Tech health scare 1.12:1
NEWCASTLE TRADES HALL COUNCIL
Expansion of NTHC 27.8:9
NTHC executive expands 6.10:4
NTHC 'elated' over jobs grant 5.11:7
Plea for federal action 21.11:4
NEWCASTLE - VISITING PERSONALITIES
City exhibits yuletide spirit towards visiting
sailors 3.1:5
A fond farewell for R.N. sailors 4.1:6
'Exiled' polish P.M. visits (Mr. Kazimierz
Sabbat) 13,2:7
Arabian Dean at medical school (Dr, Al-Hussaini)
13,2:9
Vice-Consul of China visits 17,2:5
German on calmer waters (Koraraisser Arthur Kresin)
18,2:5
U,K. exchange visit for City Planner
(Mr, Fielding) 20,2:6
Industry changes 'needed to halt decline'
(Justice W.K, Fisher) 17,3:3
Sir John swings to sport of kings (Sir John
Gorton) 28,3:1
Minister chides hospital doctors (Mr, Mulock)
30,3:4
Hunter thanked for policy support (Bob Hawke)
12,4:1
Significant day for Newcastle (Leader) 12,4:2
Hundreds engulf Hawke in Mall 13,4:1
'Royal visit' effect at BHP plant 13,4:3
Tree marks start to shore plan 13,4:4
Bowen to open trade office in City today 13,4:5
A finish troupe earns its supper (Karelia Choir
and Dance Group) 19,4:6
Key anti-nuclear figure to visit (Dr, Helen
Caldicott) 19,4:6
Destruction imminent : Caldicott 25.4:4
Writing on Australia at length (Miss Sanae
Nakura) 1,5:3
Minister from China on steel visit 9,5:7
Editor's crusade goes on (Barbara Harford) 9,5:19
Chinese delegation offers to supply raw materials
19,5:4
Expertise for China 22.5:7
Consul for Britain on visit (Martin Berthoud)
24,5:9
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N, H, INDEX
72, 1984
NEWCASTLE - VISITING PERSONALITIES (Con't)
NUCLEAR POWER (Con't)
Chipp visit planned 29,5:7
Chinese to test rural planning 30,5:7
Travel writers visit 11,6:4
Chinese visitor (Vice-Minister for Metallurgical
Industry) 8,8:6
Nichols guest in Newcastle 17.8:22
HMAS Otway for Mattara 8,9:3
Royal Daulton descendant visits 8.9:13
Chairman to greet another statesraan (Joachim
Elm) 5.10:1
SCC leader welcomes Ambassador to City (Joachira
Elra) 6.10:4
Mixed greeting for U.S, Destroyer (USS Waddell)
19,10:5
Signs of .Lake nuclear 'war' escalating 14,9:1
Nuclear free zone sought 15,10:4
Disarraaraent support 30,10:6
Singers plea for disarraaraent (Peter Garrett)
1,11:6
Australians 'would get nuclear winter' 7,11:19
30 Doves open the anti-nuclear carapaign 15,11:6
Australia gets arms talks 22,11:3
Labor flays NDP stand 23,11:1
Radiation leak found in truck container 29,11:1
Radiation blast '5 times the limit' 30,11:4
Transport bans on isotopes lifted 1,12:5
'Hot' lake sand clean-up plan 4,12:1
Garrett's Senate chance brighter 7,12:8
Garrett improves Senate chance 8,12:1
Garrett edges closer to win 13.12:5
Chance query began a c a r e e r (Prof,
24,10:6
Russell)
Longest ship is foiled by harbour lirait in Taiwan
(China Steel Entrepreneur) 30,10:5
Frora pavlova to soap opera (Sir Robert Helpmann)
6,11:3
Dr, Cairns to give l e c t u r e (Dr, Jira Cairns)
6,11:7
New view of great significance (Dr, Jira Cairns)
8,11:6
NOISE
SRA acts to cut noise levels (Mayfield) 30,4:4
Limits put on hotel bands noise level 5,7:3
Scott St bus noise 'normal' 15.8:8
NORDS WHARF
Picnic area 'unfit to walk through' 3,1:4
Waterfront fight over 31,1:5
NORTH ARM COVE
Battle to
Most land
Developer
North Arra
get land rezoned 9,5:4
values in Great Lakes souring 22.6:3
'asked' to pay 4,7:4
Cove group seeks new narae 22,10:5
NORTHERN TERRITORY
Territory governraent drops Combe 17,1:5
Link with lobbyist 'not cut' 24,1:4
Aboriginal man, 74, rape appeal rejected 11,2:4
Defendant waits a year in jail 20.2:3
Fighter raishaps close airport 7.3:18
Truck in bar 'skilled driving' 13,3:4
Driver 'in fight at Rock raotel' 14,3:9
Drink raade rae do it : truck driver's 'confession'
15,3:5
Accused 'not capable' of driving into bar 17,3:5
Rising river forces 100 to evacuate 19,3:4
Earlier incident recalled 20,3:9
Crabbe 'not a raadman' 21,3:13
Driver given life for truck deaths 22,3:3
400 horaeless at N.T, cyclone hits 24.3:3
Motel bar raurder driver appeals 18,4:15
Outback road work was a garable but casinos are
sure things 24.4:5
Crocodiles becoming asset to the Territory 26,4:4
Sisters die in back of utility 15.5:4
Man gets life for raurder of teenage cousins
17.5:8
Tennant Creek miners sit-in 24,5:14
Aborigine freed after killing man 29,5:4
Coramittee recomraends RAAF Base in NT developed
30,5:4
NT man in quest of lotto win 13,6:1
Boomarang air attack causes $2000 damages 4.7:12
Casino changes hands with a party and wake 2.10:5
Keating raove blocks NT casino changes 20,10:1
'Charaberlain' raan to run for NT seat 31,10:18
Retrial on NT truck deaths 5,11:6
Jellyfish kills girl 7,11:8
NT casino takover : $50ra compensation 14,11:5
Ham radio aid for Dai>;in misery 24,12:6
NUCLEAR POWER
A last warning to the world 18.4:2
Doctors 'could not cope' in nuclear war 31,5:3
Roxby law changes 23,7:10
Call for checks at nuclear lab 7,8:5
Disposal of N-fuel rods a problem 15,8:9
Anti-nuclear party gets ALP ban 17,8:9
Lucas Heights leak 'no health danger' 22,8:5
NUCLEAR POWER - ATOMIC TESTS
Soldiers exposed to atora tests : papers 12,3:3
Australian deaths after nuclear tests 14,3:3
The nuclear guinea pigs (Leader) 16,3:2
Men '1,6km frora blast' 16,3:5
Australian officers 'exposed to tests' 22,3:4
Informant on Maralinga dies of stomach cancer
2,5:8
Bannon wants A-bomb test details raade public
4.5:4
Plutonium 'ploughed into borab test area' 5.5:5
Maralinga inquiry likely 8,5:4
Maralinga borab test inquiry close 11,5:5
Team study into borab tests : U.K. 'no secrets'
16.5:7
Maralinga inquiry seeks extension 19.5:9
Bannon wants fuller inquiry on borab test sites
1,6:4
Inquiry on borab tests likely 26,5:4
A-tests probe to get under way 6,7:3
A-test inquiry urged 2.7:4
Fallout on atoll 'low' 9,7:5
Problera seen in A-test evidence 23.7:10
Daraages tipped for Aboriginies in A-borab tests
13,8:3
Atora test veterans told to use joint legal
advocate 23.8:4
PM lashes French on nuclear stand 30,8:3
Unfenced atora debris surprises judge 13,9:7
Sailors 'in shorts' on borab test raission 3.10:5
Execution threat over Maralinga 4,10:6
Bombers 'flew into radiation clouds' 9,10:6
Shirtless raen on 'hot' boraber 10,10:5
A-borabs 'left in desert' 11.10:1
Pilot lost as he dumped waste 13,10:5
Atomic inquiry 'a little late' 16,10:5
Challenge adjourns hearing 16,10:5
Challenge dropped in nuclear testing 18,10:7
Witnesses 'will not be gagged' 18.10:7
'Reluctance' on Australians at nuclear site
19.10:4
High radiation dose 'for souvenier' 24,10:6
Vital evidence 26.10:4
Bomb blast 'led to skin peeling' 27,10:5
Soldier 'drove to borab crater'31.10:5
Aborigine* in nuclear zone 'kept secret' 3.11:4
Tests 'threat' over black 6,11:10
A-test 'guinea pigs' denied 8.11:6
Tests burial sites advice 'ignored' 14.11:15
Maralinga documents to be released 15,11:5
Hair cut off over radiation fallout : witness
16,11:4
Atom test cloud 'left oily film' 20,11:4
Cloud 'covered Broken Hill' 21,11:1
RAN crew ' • shtjwered by fallout' 22,11:4
Maralinga 'torture' 24,11:5
Blacks 'at bottom of list' 29.11:6
Australian 'role' in tests 30.11:4
Maralinga's 'tragic' effects 1,12:5
Broken Hill 'fallout' for inquiry 12,12:16
Maralinga : Britons get inmunity 19.12:16
NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Newcastle as a nuclear target 1,2:2
Hawke rules out nuclear arms 3.4:3
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N. H. INDEX
73, 1984
OBITUARIES
OLYMPIC GAMES (SUMMER : LOS ANGELES) Con't
Leading trotting owner dies (Ossie Marr) 11.1:34
Military funeral (Reginald Harold Bailey) 20.1:5
Pioneer dies (Dr. Henry Kaplan) 8,2:18
Judge was raan of principle (Francis Widden)
7.3:15
German pastor who defied Hitler dies aged 92
(Pastor Martin Nieraoeller) 9.3:2
Maitland Guide leader dies (Eily Fry) 13,3:4
Police chief dies (Supt. Laurie Holraes) 15.3:5
Pharraacist dies, 74 (Alfred John Stuart) 21.3:11
Hunter architect dies (Frank Stone) 27,3:4
Worked to advance Australia (Patricia Short)
2,4:5
Lions Club plan Olyrapic walk 30.1:8
Olyrapic 'bush scene' (un-iforras) 3.2:1
Narracott looks only Garaes hope 4,2:38
A chance to be 'one in a million' 4,2:10
Walking a raillion railes for athletes 5.2:5
Olympic hockey woraen battle against tyranny
of distance 8.2:42
Olympia rejects U.S. raoney 22.2:35
All Australians to be drug tested 23.2:20
Swira girls want own relay 'raean raachine' 23.2:20
Beaten Ford expects to win gold in Los Angeles
25.2:40
Lisa Curry s u r p r i s e s e l e c t i o n in Olyrapic swira
teara 27.2:16
M i n i s t e r argues Ford case 29.2:34
S o l i c t o r d i e s (Thoraas M i t c h e l l ) 5.4:6
'Bomber' H a r r i s d i e s ( S i r Arthur 'Boraber' Harris)
9.4:5
World-class cake d e c o r a t o r d i e s (Jean Mackay)
17,4:5
Funeral of manager (Stuart Allan) 19,4:4
WWII Navy stalwart dies, 69 (Capt, Bill Whitting)
30,4:7
Ethnic personality dies in hospital (Edie 'Teddy'
Hufnus) 14.5:4
Forraer RNH Director of Urology dies suddenly,
aged 67 (Dr, Vernon Stuart) 21,5:4
Former Carrington Mayor dies at 93 (Alex Bower)
31.5:14
Forraer Port C o u n c i l l o r d i e s (George Richard
'Dick' Burwell) 8 . 5 : 5
Playright dies (Lillian Hellraan) 2.7:9
Funeral of trot identity, 83 (Perc Warby) 5.7:13
A fighter for social jaistice (Ruth Higgens) 6.7:2
Rugby player dies (Tira Payung) lb.7:18
Power station financing pioneer dies (Athol
Barron) 23.7:10
Writer wills cash to help authors (Lillian
Hellraan) 23,7:5
Petron link (Dr, Michael Bialoguski) 3.8:6
Death of forraer sergeant (Sgt. Alf Dawes) 9,8:4
Death of pit tiraber man (Albert Johnson) 15.9:13
Daughter of boxer Dave Sands dies 21.9:4
Death of Stanley Green 8.10:4
Former Herald raan dies (Robert Burns Dunlop)
23,10:5
Top economist dies at 74 (Sir John Crawford)
31.10:4
Forraer MP dies, 67 (George Dudley Erwin) 3.11:4
Business raan dies (Peter Doyle Snr,) 24,11:5
Managing director leaves tyre business to faraily
(John Stuart) 6.12:9
Qantas death (Keith Harailton) 17,12:6
Coramonwealth Bank head, academic dies (Prof,
Leslie Finlay) 22,12:12
Death of famed painter author (Lady Joan Lindsay)
24.12:4
OIL
Oil taxing policy to fetch $300ra revenue 19.4:3
Pipeline to carry jet fuel 25.5:4
Investors speculate on oil 23.5:11
Investors speculate in oil 26.6:12
Oil raen get $4,4ra handshake 12.7:5
Consortium drops South Australian $10ra oil search
12,7:5
Boral bid values OCA at $9Ira 17.7:12
Moonie in bid to lift oil field stake 21,7:15
Five oil permits awarded in Vic 23.7:14
Harbour oil spill cleaned up 6.8:4
Dinkum oil under threat 7.8:3
Fishermen claira on oil slick 9.8:5
Oil raen delay strike 10.8:4
Oil raen stop over naraes disclosure 11.8:3
Oil group's healthy profit 27.8:14
ESSO raakes $270ra 1.9:15
More oil levies 'detriraental' to industry 20.9:9
Surveyors to check on raarine oilfields 16.10:5
Blacks seek oil-search perrait 17,10:14
Oil tax review sparks Bass Strait projects
24,10:10
Unions praise new oil pact 27.12:7
Fuel rise opposed 27.12:7
OLYMPIC GAMES
(SUMMER : LOS ANGELES)
Garaes first for skipper 18.1:34
Olyrapics continue to discriminate against woraen
21.1:38
U.S. g e t s though on drugs 21.1:38
P r o f e s s i o n a l i s r a i n Garaes questioned in r e p o r t
21,1:36
ASU rules against Ford 1.3:18
Runner fears health risk in L.A,'s afternoon
heat, sraog 7.3:40
Nun runs for a U.S. Olympic berth 8.3:2
Roycrofts certain for L.A. 17.3:42
Olyrapic hope wins sponsor 17.3:42
Roycroft couple in Garaes teara 19,3:20
Olyrapic relay team medal chance 4,4:42
Linda juraps into Garaes teara (Linda Garden) 5.4:18
6 lifters in Garaes teara 9.4:14
Politics cast shadow on garaes 11.4:8
Budd's eligibility to be considered 12.4:18
Scrarable for the Olyrapics 12.4:2
Ford's Olyrapic hopes dunked 27,4:3
Ford fights on 28.4:38
Brown to fight for swiraraer (Michelle Ford) 30,4:1
Meddling with the Olyrapics again (Leader) 1,5:2
Second vote possible for Michelle Ford 1,5:1
Minister's telegram plea 1,5:1
ASU 'offside' with public 1.5:1
Davies chosen for Olyrapic Garaes 3.5:18
Olyrapic swim teara vs press in Ford row 3,5:3
Ford unlikely for Olyrapics 4.5:1
Colosseura agreement still not reached 5.5:40
Flame lit on May 7 5.5:40
Ford weeps, but keen to answer critics 5.5:9
Ford raight commentate on Olyrapics 7.5:9
Athletes warned over contracts 9.5:42
Flame begins U.S. journey 9.5:42
Strife-torn garaes fight to survive 10.5:17
Soviet Games boycott 'a $l00m blow to L.A.'
10.5:1
P o l i t i c s and the Olympics (Leader) 10.5:2
Soviet a t h l e t e s s a c r i f i c e raedals ' i n raost e v e n t s '
11.5:20
Team will not grow 11.5:20
E. Germans boycott Olyrapics 11.5:1
Hayden to approach Soviets on Olyrapics 11.5:4
Vietnam withdraws frora Olyrapics 12.5:5
Moscow stands firra (boycott) 14.5:4
Athletes travel widely in Olyrapic warm up 17.5:20
Officials scale down Garaes 23.5:44
Cuban pullout benefits Australia 25.5:20
There's nothing new about a boycott 25.5:2
Grorayko to discuss Garaes ban with Olyrapic heads
29.5:4
Olyrapian group 2.6:9
L.A. Olyrapics set f i r s t record : 137 n a t i o n s
4.6:5
The story of the Garaes 25,7:3
Staraps for Olyrapics go on sale 25,7:4
Athletes warned - if they think of using drugs,
don't 25.7:39
Lukin breaks U.S. record 25,7:39
Zola i s c l e a r e d to run 25,7:39
Cataraaran crew keep mast s e l e c t i o n s e c r e t 25,7:39
Yachts pass measure t e s t i n g 25,7:39
U.S. swira coach s e t s h i s teara f o r 20 raedals
25.7:39
Woraens' hockey teraa protests over ground 25.7:39
Garaes open with all Hollywood's skill 30,7:1
Australia opens medals tally 31.7:1
Dead-heat, world record highlight swiraraing
31.7:16
Swimmers boost tally 4.8:1
Best all-round athlete in world (Glynis Nunn)
6.8:1
Runner's agony appals doctors 7.8:1
Heavyweight lifts gold (Dean Lukin) 10.8:1
'Olympic Gold' for Belmont sailor 13.8:1
Confident De Castella tests marathon route 13,8:1
Lukin talks of stepping aside for brother
(Dean Lukin) 17.8:3
Changes needed says Phil Smyth 17,8:19
(plyrapic finalist looks to future frora home base
io,8:6
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H, INDEX
OLYMPIC GAMES
(SUMMER : LOS ANGELES ) "^Jton't
74, 1984
PARKS (Con't)
I
Sport Institute basks in post-Olympic glow 18,9: >.6 Arboreal tips for City fathers 9,8:18
[Nature park planned for Cardiff 11,8:45
IOC meets to beat boycotts 27.11:17
I Initial move on Hexham National Park 13,8:3
' Shire honours founders of park 17.8:4
OLYMPIC GAMES
(WINTER : SARAJEVO, YUGOSLAVIA)
Council to move on swarap park 17.8:8
Move to buy Marist Park 25,9:8
Folk dancers and fashion mark opening 10.2:16
Council urges caravanraoves3,10:10
S t o r r a s raay f o r c e raore d e l a y s i n O l y m p i c s 1 1 . 2 : 4 0
Park hunt for 'birthday' fig tree called Alice
Speed s k a t e r ' s t h i r d raedal 1 4 . 2 : 1 5
3,10:10
Boy, 1 1 , e p i t o m i s e s Olyrapic s p i r i t 1 5 . 2 : 3 4
Park on tourist raap : mayor 9.10:9
Britons achieve perfect scores 16,2:16
Alderman vote for unseen projects 10.10:3
E, German b e a t s U . S . and w o r l d c h a m p i o n 2 0 , 2 : 1 8
Park action dropped 12.10:5
I c e r i n k d i s c o e n d s V l n t e r Olyrapics 2 1 . 2 : 1 5
Parks group seeks plan go-ahead 15.10:8
Tubemakers celebrates 50 years with gifts to
OMBUDSMAN
parks 17,10:14
Council asked to drop park plan 24,10:5
P r i s o n s , p o l i c e c r i t i c q u i t s (Susan Armstrong)
Appeal to bar coastal land housing 4,12:6
4,1:1
Residents upset over loos plan for park 29,12:2
N,S,W. c o r r u p t i o n f i g h t ' l a c k s coraraitraenf 1 8 . 1 : 3
OYSTERS
PEACE MOVEMENT
Oyster farraers fear pollution 6.2:4
Revolutionary port oyster hatchery 23.2:4
Oyster spat sales begin era (Fisheries Research
Station) 30.4:1
Minister to perrait Hunter leases 30.4:1
$250,000 oyster grant 2.6:5
Hunter oyster farmers have sticky problem 5.7:1
Mystery disease hits oysters 12,11:1
4000 rally in Newcastle for disarraaraent 16,4:1
The Peace Parade (Leader) 17,4:2
A peaceful corapetition with powerful theraes
18,4:11
Pine Gap anti nuclear protesters reunited 21,4:8
Destruction irarainent : Caldicott 25.4:4
Anti-nuclear overkill (Leader) 26.4:2
S.A. uraniura protest shivers on 23,5:11
Lecturer : cut U.S. tie or be war target 2,8:4
Newcastle nuclearraarch4,8:12
Hiroshima Day conraeraorated 6,8:5
Poet support author's anti-uraniura stand 8,8:14
Roxby Police use old law (l4th century law)
22,8:16
8 arrested in Roxby clash 27,8:4
Six arrests at Nurrangar 29,8:5
Right'opposed to peace teaching 13,9:7
Message of peace reached big crowd 22,10:5
Workers threaten to stop port over ship's raove
22.10:9
Concert for peace attracts 3000 19,11:8
Support for W.A. peace train 29.11:5
Airstrip protest arrest 5.12:7
Gentle women's protest that backfired 17,12:6
PARKING AND PARKING STATIONS
Advertising 'vandalisra' (Parking-raeter ads)
1,3:6
Parkingraeterswith a twist 15.3:1
Meter signs soon 9.5:14
Court rejects Doran harbourpark appeal 17.5:8
Foreshore plan 'raay drive people out' 19,5:10
Credit card payraent of fines by Oct 21.6:3
Hunter motorists 'owe $4ra' 22.6:4
Alderraan against parking liraits 15.8:14
Group to lobby for park's retention 2.10:7
Fee increase for meters, parking stations 14.11:1
Opinions differ on Maitland parking 14.11:25
Courtesy plan for fair go in car parks 27,11:5
Cleared site to ease parking problera 12.12:11
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PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS
PARKS
Park gets $50,000 facelift 18,1:3
$112,000 for work on three parks 21,1:3
250 debate future of National Park netball
courts 1,2:13
State gives $90,000 towards all weather netball
courts (National Park) 2,2:18
Park battle goes on (National Park) 3,2:5
The proper use of parkland (Leadet) 4,2:1
Park work goes ahead, but residents continue
fight (National Park) 4.2:4
Park adrairers step up their carapaign (National
Park) 6.2:4
Playground loss 'not foreseen' 7.2:3
Netball plans go ahead 8.2:1
Mineral parks (Bulahdelah Mountains Park) 8.2:12
Predictable reaction to netball vote 9.2:3
How the alderraen voted on netball courts 10.2:5
Adarastown Park honour 13.2:5
Injunction sought to stop courts 14.2:1
Solicitor will press on with courts fight
15.2:3
Park fight continues (National Park) 20.2:5
Picnic for a park 22.2:32
Park picnic 'trial run' a success 23,2:3
May court hearing tipped for park netball row
5.3:4
L e a f l e t w i l l add fuel to f i e r y council 9 . 3 : 1
A c o n t r o v e r s i a l playground (No 1 sportsground)
17,3:7
Lord Mayor helps suit on council 20.3:1
Netball in another City park criticised
(Centennial Park) 21.3:5
An inner-city haven (King Edward Park) 24.3:7
A walk back in tirae 31,3:8
Residents angry on park courts 5,4:6
Row over use of netball courts 12,4:4
Ideas sought for park facelift 24,4:4
Nominations for park group 26.4:8
Money for park seats 28.4:5
30 want to stand (National Park Advisory Coram,)
22,5:10
New schemes will aid Australians 23,1:6
Changes planned to assets test 23,2:9
The assets test retreat 24.2:2
Peacock attacks P.M. on assets 'confusion'
25.2:4
1400 already hired for assets scherae 27.2:5
The assets testrauddle28,2:2
Caucus defeats move to keep assets test timetable
28,2:5
P,M, names panel for assets test 3,3:39
Raise pension age, actuary urges 27,3:3
N.S,W, pensioners seek increase 4,4:7
Local call fee for veterans 6,4:3
Pensioner hitch for $9ra shops 14,4:1
Pensions, benefits to rise in May 25.4:4
Attack on p e n s i o n e r s ' a cold-blooded raove' 1 0 . 5 : 3
Special c o s t s C . P . I , i s p e n s i o n e r g r o u p ' s aira
14,5:3
New l i r a i t p l a n f o r a s s e t s t e s t on pensions 2 3 , 5 : 1
Hawke c a r p e t s G i e t z e l t over pension remarks
24.5:3
An equitable pension test (Leader) 25.5:2
Moves to drop homes as asset 25,5:4
'Ineptitude' on asset test 26,5:4
P.M. to enter rift over assets test proposals
28,5:1
New Bill for veterans planned 28,5:6
Fourth option is assets debate 30,5:4
Homes out of assets test 1.6:1
Assets test (Leader) 2,6:2
Rent subsidy 'sweetener' to new assets test plan
2.6:3
How test will work 4.6:7
Pensioners sell out to developers 16.6:12
Pensioner housing 27.5:13
Pensioners' vehicle concessions begin 2,7:4
Pension phone scheme 3,7:8
Pension advice lacking : report 9,8:4
Pension assets test passed 6,9:5
Opposition fails to stop Assets Bill 11,9:1
'Compassion' for pensioners 12,9:7
Pensioners 'write off money in failed fund 28,9:3
N,
H,
PENSIONS AND PENSIONERS ( C o n ' t )
Super tax t o f o r c e raore on pension 1,10:4
Goveimraent r e l i e s on a s s e t s honesty 1.10:5
All p e n s i o n e r s w i l l r e c e i v e a s s e t s l e t t e r s
1,10:6
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PERSONALITIES
Zell : a council stallwart to the end
(Zell Meehan) 2,1:1
U,S, career frora Yen to teach (Les Gardner)
4,1:11
Jill Wran : still an enigraa 4,1:17
Tirae to put up scissors after 51 years (Wal
Wilson) 5,1:3
A socialite's Sydney (Leo Schofield) 7.1:2
Doug Anthony declares 12.1:2
Driving 3000kra is no big deal for a raate
(Ted Jones 6. Rod Anderson) 13,1:1
'Good saraaritan' gets coach trip reward
(Rod Anderson) 14,1:4
Stones roll into their third decade 14.1:8
A political stayer at 73 (Joh Bjelke Peterson)
14,1:10
A sporting life (Fred Williaras) 16,1:2
A lifetirae of painting (Lloyd Rees) 18,1:19
A legend turns 80 (Gary Grant) 19.1:2
More than just one of the boys (Boy George)
21.1:8
Marathon raan's big wedding (Cliff Young) 21.1:3
Mother, 100, at anniversary (Sophia Myors)
23.1:3
Majoring in salvation (Keith Parkinson) 23.1:2
Mouth gets rae into trouble : Johnston 24.1:14
Veteran singer's 'return' concert (Debbie Byrne)
25,1:5
Media t u r n s o u t . . . b u t t h i s tirae for Mrs. Hawke
27.1:7
Adventurer's econoray run (Hans Tholstrup)
30,1:4
Out of the Blue (Air Coram. B. Monaghan) 30.1:2
Doing it Debbie's way (Debbie Reynolds) 1.2:21
Violins are a labour of love (John Van Wirdum)
3,2:3
Sally battles back frora near death (Sally
Boyden) 4,2:9
Publican has t h e raeasure of the Hunter (Ian
Norris) 4 , 2 : 1 2
ALP gives backing to Arantz 6,2:1
Newcastle's social work dynamo (Joyce McCarthy)
6,2:2
S h i r l e y ' s terras f o r success ( S h i r l e y Maclaine)
8,2:21
Wran's new right hand (Mulock) 9.2:2
Inspector retires (Dick Araor) 9,2:4
Andropov dies, 69 11.2:1
The king of country flys high on success
(Kenny Rogers) 11.2:5
Don Geddes talks back 13.2:2
Wedding bells for Elton 13,2:2
Woraan pioneer leaves clubland (Betty Carapbell)
14.2:16
$100,000 r e c e p t i o n follows ceremony (Elton John)
15,2:1
A ' s u r p r i s e ' faraily reunion (Chris P r i e s t l e y )
22,2:17
Twin raissionaries turn 80 today (Pastor David
Ferris, Pastor Walter Ferris) 23.2:4
Jesmond raan on quest to find 37-year-old funds
(Walter Rahn) 23,2:8
Woraan civil engineer at Cessnock (Margie Azrai)
24,2:3
Kenny Rogers, your flying bed is just too hard
25,2:4
75. 1984
PERSONALITIES (Con't)
Pension data sought 16.10:10
RSL head in assets protest 24.10:5
Insurance policies 'in test' 29.10:10
Pensioners accept bins 14,11:25
PM hedges over increase to 257, in pensions
15,11:6
Pensioner faraily units 16,11:1
Pensioner takes on systera 21.11:7
Bogus calls to pensioners' 28,11:11
Pensioners 'phoned on assets' 30,11:3
Pensioners halt unless forms returned 28.12:1
King of the west (Alan Bond) 15,2:2
Meet Shirl and Angela (Angela Moore) 18.2:2
Top job finder quits after 42 years in public
service (Leah Hetherington) 18.2:4
Every diabetic's best friend (Dr. Moffit)
20,2:2
Show life beats a career in law (John Howard)
22,2:3
I;NDEX
A Lord Mayor under sieg«= (Joy Curaraings) 27,2:2
Art,raysticisraand pigs : a talk with Aldo
Gennaro 29,2:19
Teaching in Zirababwe (Enrica Patti) 29,2:17
A flier on very active duty (Wilbur Watson)
1,3:1
A rainer first and foremost (Bill Chapraan) 5,3:2
A look for the individual (Janet Moss) 6.3:8
A feraale in the service (Gail Flynn) 7.3:21
Illness hits Mayfield bride (Ann Donovan) 8.3:4
New recruit for the cop shop stars (Paula Duncan)
Skills 'to take back horae' (Margaret Illukol)
10.3:3
The queen of psychiatry (Beverly Raphael) 12,3:2
People traded for horses (Glynn Blair) 14,3:1
Centenarian bounces back to celebrate (Harry
Durbin) 17.3:5
When life's all for showbiz (Mariel Heraingway)
17.3:8
Alex Young : a force to be reckoned with 19.3:2
The wheels of time (Ken Magor) 24.3:2
Making art as large as life (Birgitte Hansen)
25.3:2
Faraily reunited after 34 years (Esme Williams)
25,3:3
A long way from Boomeroo (Paul Radley) 31,3:2
A raan of raany hats (Ron Robson) 2.4:2
No need for the force of arras (Daryl Harris)
6,4:1
A chemist of the old school (Colin Glass) 9,4:2
Success with the bluebells (Corina Burgess)
10.4:8
In love at sea (Blanche Miller) 11.4:23
Hospital for Lord Mayor 14.4:1
Nicholson coraes to terras (Jack Nicholson) 14.4:8
Sara Jones raay make coraeback 14.4:10
Lord Mayor suffering from stroke 16.4:1
A worker in retireraent (Jim Priest) 15,4:2
Bush wedding for Thorn Birds author (Colleen
McCullough) 16.4:8
Stroke affects Lordy Mayor's speech 17.4:1
The Lord Mayor (Leader) 18.4:2
Lord Mayor swamped by flowers 19.4:1
Veterinary officer goes (Jira Macadam) 19.4:7
Progress by Curaraings 20.4:4
Tora Bryan's Gallipoli 21.4:7
Mayor stable 23.4:1
A rising impresario (Peter Anderson) 23.4:2
Mayor coraraunicates with her faraily (Joy Cummings)
24.4:1
Lake Yachtsraan has Bond's arabitions - but not
his money (Glen Coulton) 25.4:24
Hungry for new goals (John Agris) 28.4:4
Screen's famous danger at 85 (Fred Astaire)
28.4:7
C a s t a n e t s on the raove 28.4:8
Lawyer, feminist and mother (Lyn McLardy) 30.4:1
Across the world f o r a friend ( E l v i r a A n g e l i n e t t a )
2.5:21
Return to riding gets thumbs up (Dawn Ralston)
2,5:3
Graduation then a wedding (Susan Richardson)
4,5:1
Tragedy, hardship beaten (Irene Boys) 5.5:1
Agent of the law (Philip Lloyd) 7.5:2
The doctor who sells smoking (Dr. William
Whitby) 9.5:2
WWII vehicles perfected (Ron Pamwell) 9.5:18
Skater of 12 wins solo spot (Tracy Brook) 10.5:1
Monday is Joe Cocker night at Newcastle Workers
Club 11.5:14
Careful, your body raay b e t r a y you (Allan Pease)
12.5:10
Six things you can do with a brick (Dr, Jim
Miles) 14,5:2
Bob Debus : hunting for jobs 17,5:2
Actor's dual role (Vic Rooney) 18.5:7
A voice for the needy (Bishop Holland) 21,5:2
Mayor getting better (Joy Curaraings) 23.5:5
Belraont raan tops in making films (Barry Pusey)
23.5:5
10-raonth search to end in raeeting ( J u d i t h
Davidson) 2 4 . 5 : 1
Actor in a new role : he's a writer (John Stone)
25.5:6
A determined businessman (Manuel Alves) 28.5:2
Expertise helps rebuild canals (E. Doherty)
28.5:7
Trot authority posting for Jack Newton 30.5:36
Testing yourself against the best (Robyn Leggatt)
30,5:17
100 years is end of travelling (Ann Martin)
31,5:6
N,i H, ; N D E X
76, 1984
PERSONALITIES (Con't)
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED (Con't)
Slight Donna has big goals (Donna Proctor)
31.5:18
Strength is returning after suffering stroke
(Aid. Joy Curaraings) 31.5:1
Heroin hell ends for star (Debbie Byrne) 28,6:7
Actress ill (Geraldine Turner) 22.8:4
ANU raan for post (Dr, Caraeron Hazlehurst,
Coramunications Development Division, Dept.
Communications) 6,9:5
Faraily 'restored' after 77 years (Burdie Charlton
6. Clyde Rose) 17,9: 1
Descendants of the pioneers celebrate (Andrews
faraily reunion) 12.11:5
Extension scouting now has its own hall 2.7:7
Disabled cyclist ends I60kra hospital visit 17,7:5
Disabled likely to gain hostel 17,7:8
Temporary care centre to close 6,8:3
Disabled service saved 9.8:4
Disabled to live in three City houses 23,8:1
$3ra boost for disabled 27,8:5
The best books in Braille 22,10:9
Computer course aids visually irapaired 25,10:4
'Stair-raate' aids infirm 27,11:7
Nostalgic p a r t y for r e s i d e n t s (Elerraore Vale)
8,12:4
Town Planning raust take the huraan factor into
account 21,5:6
PESTS AND PEST ERADICATION
PLUMBERS
Weed control funds 11,1:4
Crickets and beetles plague City 7.3:6
Bitou : plague of the coastline 19.4:2
Mouse plague brings a boora in traps 23,5:1
Mice on the rarapage 30.5:2
Mice plague set to go into next year 1.6:5
Park sprays 'put children at risk' 18.9:1
Lake oval spraying raay lead to court 19.9:1
Lake bans pesticide for spraying 20.9:1
Warning by R.S.P.C.A, on tick time 22,10:1
Council begins mosquito war 10.4:15
Funnel Web spider found in bathroom 29.12:3
Plumbers back single union 27.6:5
Plumbing row solved 4,9:4
PETROL
Mystery over XL raove order 6,1:4
XL cuts ties with petrol suppliers 13,1:3
XL given notice to vacate 24.1:5
Petrol price inquiiry to continue 25,1:3
Beer, petrol rise today 2,2:5
Motorists 'to pay more for petrol' 13.2:3
XL closure has no fuel price effect 15,2:12
Clean air and better mileage 29.2:2
Newcastle's f o u r t h solo p e t r o l s i t e r e p l a c e s
XL a t Harailton 5 . 3 : 5
P r i c e row c l o s e s fuel s i t e s 9.3:5
P e t r o l p r i c e r i s e s today 3 . 4 : 1
P e t r o l p r i c e s (Leader) 4 , 4 : 2
Newcastle g e t s c a s h l e s s p e t r o l card scherae
4,4:8
Closure will hit 200, union says 4.4:8
Inquiry ordered on fuel prices 20.4:4
Stabilising the petrol price (Leader) 21.4:2
States 'should not have petrol price control'
24.5:14
Wholesale price of petrol to rise 28.6:5
Uniform petrol price 'a boon to motorists'
4,7:3
Conference to look at pacific needs 23,7:14
Petrol strike hits swiftly 26.7:1
Panic drains City's petrol supply 26.7:1
Fuel panic ends : trading 'norraal' 30.7:3
Petrol on way : fuel raen to meet 31.7:5
Petrol supplies to City resurae 1,8:12
Petrol raen go back 30.8:4
Petrol discount war flares again 22,9:1
Super petrol price rise forecast 25,10:1
Ampol, BP in savage discount petrol war 1.11:3
Fuel added to petrol price war 3,11:3
Petrol discounting war in City over 15.11:3
Petrol price tipped for 1985 26,12:3
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photographs at Maitland Art Gallery 10.1:8
Uemory Lane 22,2:6
Drpam-like iraages of the last wild river 22,5:15
Photo honours to Maitland, Entrance 20.8:5
Beauty of Polaroid iraages is beyond criticism
4.10:7
Second picture book on Stockton 11.10:7
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED
$11,250 grant for handicapped 14.1:10
Patch lends an ear at Weston ('hearing' dog)
14.3:18
New base for deaf society 10.4:5
A trip to the snow for the disabled 9.5:7
City has high percentage of disabled 12.5:5
Carnival end to week 25.6:6
PLANNING
POETRY
Memorable images 21.1:2
Poetry prize sets City on the raap 13.2:6
POKOLBIN
Historic Pokolbin vineyard for auction 13,10:12
POLICE
A raodem approach to police promotion 6.1:2
Police promotion (Leader) 7.1:2
Shortage cripples police finger printing 12,1:1
Power building set for police station 12.1:3
Police want Hepatitis B protection 12,1:4
N.S.W. corruption fight 'lacks coramitraent' 18.1:3
Burnt-out launch to be sold (William J. Mackay)
20.1:5
Squads unite 24.1:5
Working for better race relations 25.1:2
A recipe for change 31.1:2
$lOra Police coraouter on wav 1.2:8
Sydney shoot-out (Leader) 2,2:2
ALP gives backing to Arantz 5.2:1
Police Force to get a boost 7,2:5
Deputy Newcastle Police chief begins work 7.2:7
North's CIB numbers to be doubled 14.2:1
New Police unit urged to fight City crirae 17.2:4
Policeman cleared of Nielson inquest bribery
allegations 22.2:4
Sydney Police deraand $10,000 a week 24.2:1
High speed chases (Leader) 1,3:2
Minister backs Maitland Police shift proposal
13.3:6
Two hurt after chase by Police 14.3:6
Inquiry into chase death 17,3:11
Police Arson Squad 'in action soon' 21.3:10
I want ray job back! Arantz 23.3:5
Police get watery new 'beat' 31.3:9
Merit will proraote Police 7,4:5
Police chief raoved (Chief Inspector Naylor)
20.4:7
Hamilton to fight police station shift 25,4:9
Police win 16 raedals (Police Olyrapics) 2.5:8
State's Police Academy raoves to Goulburn 8.5:7
New Police poFition filled 9.5:5
District Police to ger new baton 10.5:3
Crirae Squad for North 12,5:1
'Improved supervision' through Crirae Squad 15,5:5
Police worried over Crirae Squad effect on existing
nurabers 16.5:5
Disraissed officer 'a leper' 18.5:3
Justice for Arantz 21.5:2
Coramunity 'must help stop crirae' 22,5:10
Police bomb victiras still waiting 23,5:7
Police weapons 24,5:2
Police promotions : degree Vs experience 30,5:2
Police shy frora gay unit 31.5:1
A woraan joins the divers (Water Police) 6.5:3
Support grows for sacked policeman 7.6:7
Race to repair police car brakes 9.6:5
Maitland blitz 16 arrested 11.5:1
Hire sacked Policeman, Wran urged 11.6:3
Craftsmen's gift for Water Police 12.6:5
Homicide Police needed 13.6:3
Police at the door not bad news in Hamilton area
15.6:4
New SES building opened 18.6:6
N. H. INDEX
77. 1984
POLICE (Con't)
POLLUTION
Police district raay be split 25.6:6
Police get new pistol range 27.6:29
Public helang in 'war' on crirae 30.6:3
Anyone for quiet tennis (Police Sergeant - lan
Cleary) 12.7:1
Police to chase tirae crirae 16.7:9
SA Police contract alarm calls 17,7:5
Alert citizens stop crirainals 18,7:14
Phone tap call by Police chief 19.7:1
Police on Show 1.8:30
Detectives hurt 3.8:4
Better armed Police 'not crirae answer' 3.8:5
Abbott to leave top Police post quietly 6.8:6
Death of forraer Police Sergeant 9.8:4
Getting to know Police, safety 9.8:9
Qld Police cadets will not be charged 10.8:6
Police peace unit 'to stay on Cyprus' 13.8:5
Police displays 15.8:11
Police out to please 17.8;1
Top detective to head crirae squad 23.8:6
Police have had to learn new skills 25.8:12
Wran gives ground on Arantz 13.9:1
Few Police complaints upheld : report 21.9:8
CJuestionnaire for Police on alcohol and drug
use 24.9:11
Complaints about Police before ombudsman 26.9:1
Drug boss 'paid $250,000 for Police tapes'
3.10:4
Pollution in lake 'not task for new body' 2.i:i
Marking tirae on the lake (Leader) 4.1:2
Spill causes lake oil slick 12.1:4
Residents want pollution aid (Pt. Stephens)
13,1:5
Report on lake pollution soon 25.1:10
Report urges firm controls on lake 11,2:1
Cleaning up the lake 11,2:2
Lake raust have plan with teeth (Leader; 13.2:2
Pollution in lake to be monitored 15,2:9
Sraog levels 'dangerous' 17.2:3
Carrington air quality raove 22.2:5
Coal dust threat to towns 22.2:9
Boolaroo levels worst in N.S.W. 24.2:6
Beach pollution soars in tests to 10 tiraes
recoraraended level 10.3:14
Beach options outlined 14.3:4
'Red slush' spilt on to streets 23.3:5
Beach signs still a hot potato 13.4:6
Nitrogen dioxide levels 'too high' 28.4:9
Signs to warn of polluted water 7.5:16
Authority trying to clean iraage 11.7:12
Pokolbin plan angers growers 19.7:5
I f s not so bad up the creek with a paddle
15. 9:1
Row on coal 7.11:5
Melbourne 'tops' in sraog level 28.11:3
Helicopter sprays to corabat oil pollution
N.S.W. P o l i c e
8.10:6
28.11:28
rainister
' l e f t out on a limb'
Faith in Police 'dented' but recovering 23.10:4
Arantz back on state payroll 23.10:4
Top City CIB raan gets Sydney post 24.10:4
Crirae Squad 'to have a major impact' 29.10:5
Squad in first arrest 31.10:9
'Police guild for City' 31.10:1
Police building to cramped 1.11:1
Police HQ review : Anderson 2.11:3
Man shot in Police chase 2.11:4
Police need raore power : Avery 6.11:10
Suraraonses against Police in John Pat case 10.11:3
New perspective in crirae fight 13.11:1
Patrols to curb City nightclub violence 20.11:5
Top award to City detective 28.11:1
Northern Police concern on 'erosion' of nurabers
29.11:4
Police body slaras own 'snoopers' 5.12:12
Hunter Police van's role in bikies case 7.12:6
Police given power to enter horaes 7.12:8
Newcastle Police increase 26.12:6
Police reject posts claira 28.12:4
Water Police reach triraaran 29.12:3
POPULATION
Lakeside 'popular with young farailies' 13.2:3
Hunter first choice for migration 9.4:7
World's population 4.8billion 9.5:9
Growth projection tips end soon to port town's
land 7.6:3
Births up, deaths, marriages down last year
31.7:5
PORNOGRAPHY
Drawing the line on nasty videos 3.4:2
Anti-porn crusader gets hot reception 25.7:3
Video raids 7.8:7
Porn Bill to be introduced 27.8:3
Libs plan ban on hard-core 28.8:7
Cabinet acts on X-rated videos 29.8:3
Illegal porn set for boom 1.9:1
PORT OF NEWCASTLE
Rumanian petrol imported 1,2:6
Aluminium may give port boost 8.2:14
Port boosts state coal shipraents 24.2:8
Wheat cargo a record 13.3:6
Probleras in emphasis of port 31.5:4
Record trade tonnage for port 25.9:7
Join the queue to enter port 25.10:1
Maritime service 27.10:5
POLICE BOYS CLUBS
Major changes urged for Boy's Clubs 23,1:5
Sweeping changes to Police Boys Clubs 10.2:4
Boys' Club at Lake praised 5.3:7
Police band 'demand' halts ball 22.8:3
Band wins 12th title (Police Citizens Boys
Club Band) 27.8:4
Two officers charged over Police Boys' Clubs
31.8:6
$5000 to aid City band 25.9:6
PORT STEPHENS
POLICE - CORRUPTION ALLEGATIONS
Sydney Police deraand $10,000 a week 24.2:1
'Payoffs' action 25.2:1
Reducing area of corruption (Leader) 25.2:2
Sydney pubs paying $200 for protection : report
28.2:3
Inquiry finds no back-up for Trimbole allegations
29.2:3
Inquiry into video racket 'extensive' 3.3:3
Society 'culprit behind corruption' 23,3:3
Police 'frame' alleged 16.6:4
N.S.W. Police 'dishonest, unethical' 17.8:8
Wran gives ground on Arantz 13,9:1
Police to be called 26.9:4
Greiner attacks rainister on drug inquiry 1.10:1
Minister 'just learnt of drugs' 2.10:3
Drug raen will be nailed : Wran 3.10:4
Retired Police inspector reflects : corruption
will always be there 6.10:3
Legal councel to aid inquiry into Police 19.10:6
Wran beefs up Police unit for war on drugs
22.10:3
Faith in Police 'dented', but recovering 23.10:4
Police in plot, bikie hearing told 28.11:6
Bribery attempt by office alleged 29.11:3
Detective out unit bribery hearing 30.11:5
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Residents want pollution aid 13.1:5
Grey days in the blue water wonderland 14.1:7
Paving the way to wonderland 17.2:2
First Port Stephens festival a success 27.2:7
Marina proposal 'rape of bay' 12.4:4
Water planning study called 4.5:7
Battle to get land rezoned 9.6:4
Shops race is on at port 16.6:9
Delay in court case over port raarina rejected
28.6:6
Club wants land for Bocce 11.7:14
A raonopoly in theraushroorabusiness 6.8:4
National Park victory 11.8:5
Residents to fight port hotel plan 5.12:17
PORT STEPHENS SHIRE COUNCIL
Plans for $9m bay centre due soon 6.1:5
National Day to be a Port special 9.1:5
Group proposes car park land for housing 11.1:5
Port raain roads upgrade closer 18.1:4
Council will get tough 19.1:4
Council acts to block rival to $9ra shops project
8,2:3
More Port building 8.2:18
Buildings study backed 8.2:30
Jobs officer sought 9.2:5
Protest grows over Nelson Bay land sale 14.2:7
'Port council to tender for coramercial site 15.2:3
N, H, INDEX
78,
1984
I
PORT STEPHENS SHIRE COUNCIL (Con't)
I
New shops 'Port boost' 15,2:14
Stockton port plan stalls development 22,2:5
Council drops plan to buy Bay site 29,2:3
Tall building study funding backed 7,3:1
Port iraage in 2001 depends on study 8,3:6
High-rise plan (Leader) 9,3:2
Bay study payraent approved 14.3:4
Population figures disputed again 21,3:4
Decision on coraputer pays off for Port 24,3:15
Council raoves to define Port reserves 24.3:5
Councillor's shops retain approval 28.3:3
Port, City in dispute on trucks 4.4:3
Parking contribution raay jurap 2407, 4,4:4
Toraaree seeks to attract industry for jobs
17.4:8
Coraraittee urges deraolition of Bay c a r p o r t
18.4:4
Carport raay go 2.5:5
Backing for Port units 9.5:4
Building firra adraits carport 'error' 9.5:6
Waterways authority proposed for Port 16.5:3
Control plan for Port tourist scherae 16.5:3
Study completed on Port high rise 16.5:7
Zoning move raay create conflict 23,5:32
Port's glass recycling trials 23,5:4
Shire raay buy terrace land 23.4:18
Overpass sought 30.5:4
Port Shire raay fly its own flag 4.6:7
Sailing, fishing plan for dam 6.5:3
Waste site opposed 13.6:14
New land presents rezoning problem 20.6:1
Public raay see study on Port 20.6:4
Eight-storey building 'suitable for Port'
27.6:3
Port to call for change in act 27.6:4
Port Shire seeks riverside land swarap 28.6:3
Residents able to speak to council 28.6:5
Delay in court case over Port marina rejected
28.6:6
Avenue stays open 28.5:6
Replica stearaer site 28.5:7
Port raedical unit check 3.7:3
Flood ruling angers horse trainer 9.7:9
Council adds restraints on restaurant project
11.7:3
Port celebrations to raerge in October 11.7:4
Building study display tirae doubled 11.7:5
Cantina to lasso 'closet cowboys' 16.7:5
$lm worth of Port land raay be leased 17.7:1
$28m retireraent village planned 18.7:1
Source of 'leaks' sought at Port 18.7:4
Shire raay buy land to grow 18.7:4
Port clubs (boat) seek rent help 24.7:6
Port council to seek legal advice on show
holiday 25.7:16
Rescission raove on RT land 26.7:6
Talks over route of tiraber t r u c k s 30.7:6
Port Shire s t u d i e s o f f i c e expansion o p t i o n s
30.7:7
290 berths for Nelson Bay pleasure craft 15.8:5
Fees for Port rubbish tips 16.8:6
Taylor heads council for fourth terra 5.9:3
Port to pay $180,000 for block of land 12.9:1
Port to subsidise yacht clubs 26.9:5
Police called to evict man frora Port raeeting
3.10:5
P o r t ' s schools problera temporarily solved
5.10:4
Port council disraissal c a l l r e j e c t e d 9,10:4
Councillor walks out of Bay p r o j e c t raeeting
17.10:1
Port raove for paid council 24.10:4
Council asked to drop park plan 24,10:5
Council's flag contest a flop 31,10:5
Port growth above average 31.10:7
Rock haulage option to barging 6.11:5
Charaber in attack on Bay project 7,11:3
Port looks at Bay public pool sites 7,11:4
Council's 'sign' of heart 8,11:6
Port row over Salt Ash zoning 10.11:5
Fingal Bay drain costs jurap $60,000 10.11:13
Salt Ash rezoning opposed 12.11:5
Port staff proposal 12.11:7
'Informal' raeeting on Salamander project 15.11:3
Port rejects paid councillors 16.11:8
Closed doors at Port shops conference 19.11:3
Port rezones Salt Ash 19.11:5
Port committee favours Shoal Bay hotel rezoning
proposal 21.11:5
Bay pool plans to be discussed 21.11:16
!PORT STEPHENS SHIRE COUNCIL ( C o n ' t )
i
Green light on Bay 'sub' plan 28,11:4
Coraraittee for Port nature reserve 5,12:5
$200,000 to proraote Port Shire estate 12.12:3
$10ra Port centre in doubt 12.12:5
Port Shire to lift rates 87. 19.12:3
Councillor defies ban on sraoking 19,12:3
Aborigines claim 30 Port sites 19,12:5
POSTAL
Friends post groom horae 26,1:3
New two-hour post coraes to Newcastle 7,3:l4
Australia post honours long service 11,5:8
New life for the friendly post office 13,7:2
Bans hit Sydney raail 24,7:6
'$l,8ra saving' if vans were built locally 23,8:5
Postal rise sought 30,8:4
Card rate 31,10:9
Staraps launch 7,11:18
North hit by postal chaos in Sydney 26.11:1
Business group hits post delays 10,12:4
3c rise for postage 'crucial' 13.12:1
Inquiry call for post service 20.12:5
$24ra profit for Australia post 22,12:5
Christraas City raail backlog 28,12:5
POSTAL - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Postal strike follows HSC delivery bid 17.1:1
Mail deliveries back to normal today 18.1:6
Mail sorters to seek pay for time on strike
26.1:1
'1 unit faulty' at exchange 27,1:6
Disputes with a coramon theme (Leader) 15.2:2
756 bags of raail hit 15,2:7
Backlog of raail piles up 16,2:4
Decision soon on raail ban 17,2:1
Week to clear mail backlog 18,2:10
Telegrams delayed by strike 1,5:4
Post back to norraal 9.8:4
Mail bans meetings 17,8:3
POVERTY
Thousands of farailys l i v i n g on l e s s than $50
12.5:5
The poverty web 18.7:17
Mates, glass firm ease the pain 21,7:4
Survival for raany 'relies on begging' 27.11:7
3ralll living on poverty line : $225 a week 11.12:5
PRESS AND JOURNALISM
The importance of the media's role in the
community 9.1:6
Press body censures myer 1,6:11
PM, editor deny pressure on news paper 14.9:1
Press council seeks ads change details 22.9:5
National tiraes report is false 29.9:1
Press win to Wagga 27.10:4
Ads switch seen as 'danger' 30.10:4
Conterapt suraraons 'raay be araended' 30.10:7
Packer, cameraraan clash 10.12:1
ABC journalists to raeet over new show staffing
12.12:20
Packer case was 'a vindictive desire' 18.12:1
PRESS AND JOURNALISM - NEWCASTLE HERALD
Grant to index Herald 19.1:3
New cadets boost Herald coverage 17,3:4
ALP campaigns against editorial on ABC 24,3:1
Off the air (Leader) 24,3:2
Free classifieds success 24,3:3
Secret reports ; 'spite a natural reaction'
6.4:1
Manipulating the press (Leader : S . C C ) 7,4:2
S.CC raove lacks support 7,4:3
Herald staff awards 12,4:6
Herald extends phone advertising section 14,4:9
Herald publisher retires : Jira Jolly 25,5:10
Council, ALP attacks Herald 30,5:1
MP slates Geddes, Lewis and Herald 1.6:1
Award to Herald joumalist 27.8:5
ALP attacks Herald 10.9:1
Herald used as filra backdrop 9.10:1
Herald scoops news awards pool 15,10:9
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PRICES AND PRICE CONTROL
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Shopping prices check by union 9,1:1
Price watch body in City 13.4:3
Question is how to raake accord stick 2,5:3
Bread price rises 4c 6.5:5
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NDEX
79. 1984
I PRISONS - STRIKES AND DISPUTES (Con't)
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PRIMARY INDUSTRY
Hawke to put farm plea to EEC 28.12:3
Aust will sign new sugar agreeraent 28.12:5
PRISONS
Parole bodyraerabersnamed 22.2:32
Jail attack case brings changes in house 23.2:1
Belated jail safety (Leader) 24,2:2
Jail 'coraputer watch' plan controversy 6,3:5
Sex case report not public 7,3:15
Confidential directive 'violates agreement'
20.3:1
Prison officers reject strike (Leader) 13,4:3
Mixed jail report : $3ra saved but escapes up
3.5:7
Prisoner s t i l l free
Coraing out 26.5:2
19.5:13
Ananda Marga release refused 28.6:7
Alarraing cell trick ends in fines 30.6:1
Sixth release for inraate continues 25-year
saga 2.7:6
Long tirae prisoner paroled 4.7:9
Prisoner dies after being set alight 6.7:5
Toraago centre 'an alternative to jail' 1.8:1
Jail inraate dies, two hurt in knife attack
28.8:4
Schneidas bashed 30.8:4
Shot defendant in prison hospital 5.9:5
Minda riot charges 18.9:6
Prison row blows over 26,9:13
Jail drugs network 'to be expected' 20.10:4
Minister says crurap to stay in jail 24.10:1
Prisoner scalded 29.10:3
Women in jail are 'special cases' 1.11:5
Long Bay Jail tunnel found 21.11:6
1 in three bids for release approved 1.12:22
Prisoner 'under restraint' before death 12.12:26
Fast 'yes' to jail release surprise 13.12:6
Vegeraite jabs put women in hospital 18.12:5
Tear-gas used at Long Bay 27,12:1
Jail quiet after riot 28,12:4
Mulawa warders to raeet officials 29,12:4
PRISON - ESCAPES
Two escape from prison 12,1:7
Fleeing prisoner killed 14.3:3
Shots in the street (Leader) 15,3:2
Ombudsman 'shduld probe shooting' 15.3:4
Prisoner escapes 19.4:4
Mixed ]ail report : $3ra saved 3.5:7
Escapees drive to N.S.W. 28.5:5
Escapees caught 30,5:3
Hunt for escapees as Police seal off Adelaide
29,6:3
Police hold inquiry on freed prisoner 2.7:3
Hunter search for escapee 3.7:8
'Freed' raan still at large 4.7:7
Newcastle hunt for dangerous escapee (Roy
'red r a f Pollitt) 12.7:1
Two escape, one 'dangerous' 30.8:3
Charges after jail escape 31.8:6
Charges alleged after escape 1,9:4
Escapee caught (Glen Jaraes Whitely) 5.9:10
Escaped robber worked to clear his name 4.10:1
Escapee in court on theft charges (David James
Cowan) 25.10:5
Escapee recaptured 14.12:7
Escapees are dangerous 20,12:5
PRISONS - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Killer talks at centre 19,1:4
Murderer moved frora Mt, Penang 20,1:3
Row over jail raove 21.1:3
Minda return recoraraended 24,1:5
Return to work at Minda 25.1:4
Maitland hit by warders' strike 8.2:14
Officers at N,S,W, prisons strike 9.2:8
Striking prison officers backed 10.2:4
Prison staff to stay on strike 11.2:9
Police man jails 13.2:5
Prisons strike '107. drain on Police Force' 15,2:2
Disputes with a common theme (Leader) 15,2:8
Jails picketed, row over 'scab labour' continues
15,2:5
N.S.W. jail strikes give an ultiraatura 17.2:4
Jail strike 21.2:7
Prison strike (Leader) 22.2:2
Jail strike cuts into Police Force efficiency
22,2:10
Peace plan for s t r i k i n g p r i s o n o f f i c e r s l i k e l y
to be r e - j e c t e d 24.2:7
Warders ' n o ' to rainisters peace plan 25.2:9
Jail raen divided on strike 27.2:5
Prisoners 'held hostage' in jail strike 28,2:1
Preraier stands firra 28.2:1
Jail officers ordered back 29.2:4
Charity's refusal stops wife's prison hunger
strike plan 1.3:5
Prisoners get 'rewards' for behaving 6.3:1
Lock us up, cry northerners 7,3:3
End 'soon' to strike by prison officers 8,3:4
Cessnock warders call for strike to continue
9,3:1
Warders back 'we're broke' 10,3:5
Jail officers stay on strike at Bathurst 13,3:4
A sterile strike (Leader) 13.3:2
Maitland prison strike 21,11:6
Mulawa warders to raeet officials 29,12:4
Mulawa strike for arbitration 31,12:5
PRIVACY
Murphy calls for new law on privacy 27.4:3
Murphy 'an intruder' 28.4:9
Corament by judge about privacy 'proper' 30.4:3
PROPERTY
Stately nursing horae to shut 6.6:1
Piece of history up for auction 7.7:23
Look beyond the surface appeal 7.7:23
Be careful with your house sale contract 14,7:23
Building has a diverse past (Fellowship House,
Wallsend) 14.7:23
Insurance a must before settleraent 21.7:25
Deraonstration horae with a difference (Paalfrarae)
21,7:25
Office proposed for top award (Housing Coramissiort
office) 28.7:23
Dorae to cover l a r g e spaces 28.7:23
Broadmeadow o f f i c e wins Hunter home buyers 4.8:25
S t a t e departments raay raerge 4,8:25
A view of h i s p o r t f o l i o by housing
rainister
11,8:27
Buoyant sales of units in Nelson Bay developraent
18.8:27
$20ra plan for Dark's site 25,8:23
Coramercial land owners 'hit by excessive rates'
25.8:23
Piccardi nominated for award 1.9:23
Concern over Elermore Vale flooding 1,9:23
Taking a careful look at horae package finance
8.9:27
Landcora to exaraine Hillsborough needs and
problems 15,9:27
Small rural areas in deraand 22.9:27
Ample choice for the commuter 29.9:27
'Possible solutions' to costly pothole repairs
examined 6.10:27
Bolwarra homestead sale tops $500,000 (Mindaribba)
13.10:27
PROSTITUTION
Many protitutes 'want to leave' 28.5:4
WEL urges union for prostitutes 29.6:5
15 prostitute arrests 10.7:5
Sex education 'a cure for prostitution' 11.7:14
Three men charged 2 5,7:16
Drugs, prostitution for Qld street youth 8.8:6
Assets of criminals 'should be traced' 31.8:4
'Luck ran out' for male prostitute 26.9:6
Red-light areas out of favour 17.11:5
PUBLIC SERVICE, FEDERAL
Costigan report raan sacked 5.1:3
Dawkins discloses 'outsider' plan 6.1:4
Reforms in public service resisted 10.1:4
Public service reforms 'soon' 30,3:8
Study on public service pay to go ahead 4,4:4
N. H. INDEX
80. 1984
PUBLIC SERVICE, FEDERAL
QUEENSLAND - CRIMES (Con't)
Public servants to vote for action 10.4:5
Pay raove backed 11,4:5
Agreeraent on P.S. 8.3Z pa claira 13.4:6
Bail granted in raurder case 17,11:12
New threat of disease 5,12:4
Pie from Marihuana 5,12:18
Inquest told suicide was feasible 5,12:18
Detective tells of intent to destroy' Packer
6.12:1
Pathologists rSject Coote raurdered 7.12:3
Suicide verdict on Bank manager 8.12:3
Costigan lawyer faces court writ 10,12:1
Costigan doubt 11,12:2
Qld ex-policeraan to be charged 14,12:6
Bird smuggling move 17.12:5
Child sex details shock Judge 22,12:4
Brisbane murder charge 26.12:18
Prowler 'link move over in killing' 27,12:7
PUBLIC SERVICE - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
CES acts on staff levels 12.5:4
CES staff work without pay in jobs push 15,5: 1
City CES office lifts one ban 17,5:4
Welfare bans : '$100,000 a week' 5,6:1
Stopwork raeetings for CES next week 6,6:4
Lost job chance highlights CES bans controversy
8.6:10
CES bans tipped to go 14.6:4
Bans lifted 15.5:5
Offer could end CES bans 19.6:5
Bans threatened in Social Security 22.6:5
Bans hit Sydney mail 24.7:6
Union lifts bans 26,7:5
Court reporters stop work over security 4,8:13
PSA vote to support stoppage 2,11:4
Lotto will beat strike 17,11:12
Tax officers' ban 21,11:4
Strike closes offices 21.11:3
Superannuation injustice 22,11:2
Meeting calls for super changes 22.11:4
Public servants to strike on Monday 8,12:5
Public servant's stoppage to cut services 10.12:3
Public servants argue case 12.12:6
QUEENSLAND
Hunt on for Qld island girl's killer 3,1:3
Bomb threats used against witness 3,1:5
'Hitmen' blaraed for borab blast in Brisbane 4.1:4
Air crash kills grazier 5,1:4
Police 'would book fleeing motorists' 18.1:14
Boy, 6, dies from jellyfish sting 31.1:5
Life for threats against Govt 1.2:6
Warning on swiraraing 1.2:16
Jail terra for cat burglar 9.2:4
Phantora coraict 'cause of shooting' 14.2:5
1973 raurder charge 25.2:37
Murder charge 28.2:6
BoMb threat to Qld banks 12.4:1
Three borab scares in Brisbane 14.4:10
$7.5ra jet for Qld air wing 17.4:7
Jones appeals on horae unit ruling 19.4:5
Qld MP alleges land swindle 23.8:5
Bjelke takes fight to UK 5.9:15
Qld 'will not co-operate' on Daintree 17.9:9
Sir Joh forcasts tourist influx 18.9:5
Was it all worth repeating 2.10:5
E x t o r t i o n l e t t e r s nurabers grow 6.12:7
E x t o r t i o n i s t j a i l e d for 5 y e a r s 7.12:7
Violent storras lash (Queensland towns 17,12:5
Qld tries to screen the fly 18.12:1
QUEENSLAND - CRIMES
Bomb threat to Qld banks 12,4:1
Three borab scares in Brisbane 14.4:10
Teacher on sex charges 28,4:9
Foot in raouth virus threat 'to get square' 19,5:5
Retarded boy, 15, found raurdered 27.5:13
Appeal on raurder allowed 29.6:4
Relieved victira weeps 21.7:4
Search widened for man, two children 23.7:4
Cape Road question raised after (^eensland
drug raids 25.7:12
Life terra f o r (Queensland pushers 2 8 . 7 : 1
Man 'accused 2 of murder' 1.8:5
Drugs, p r o s t i t u t i o n f o r (Queensland's s t r e e t youth
8.8:6
(Queensland p o l i c e c a d e t s w i l l not be charged
10,8:6
Qld MP alleges land swindle 23.8:5
Corapany voids land contracts 30.8:7
Qld Police raay extradite raan 3,9:4
Leading greyhound stolen 15,9:41
Sharks fear for robber 19.9:5
Foresters find $10m drug crop 4.10:4
Nerve settlers lost licence 11.10:5
Robbers hold up army base 18.10:5
Allegations will be acted on : Bjelke 2.11:8
New licence change for Qld drink drivers 6.11:12
Noosa 'not top drug haul centre' 7.11:4
Murder inquiry 12.11:13
Coote was 'normal self on day of death : wife
13.11:4
Qld raurder charge 27,12:7
QUEENSLAND - INDUSTRIAL
Nurses to strike 21,2:5
Qld nurses hail successful strike 22,2:7
Labor States choking Qld firms : Ahern 5,3:10
Qld gets truck plant 12,3:8
Higher bid for coal tester 20,3:9
Stalemate in Qld Council dispute 25,6:4
Staff walkout halts races 30,5:42
Mine veto reversed 11,7:11
Dooraben goes ahead 11,7:38
Seven vie for Qld steel raill 8,8:4
Qld snubs Wran on steel plea 21,8:1
BHP to build $40ra raill in Brisbane 23,8:1
(Queensland steel plan 24,8:5
Wran issues $80ra threat to BHP 30,8:1
Mill row sparks blackmail calls 31.8:3
$80ra concessions 'nothing special' 1.9:3
BHP renews pledge on NSW steel future 1.9:3
BHP hopes for (Queensland steel raill diminish
22,10:12
Booth attacks Qld steel Works plan 23,10:14
Unions angry with new Qld 'super' law 25,10:3
BHP sticks to Qld raill project 13,11:1
The raan who is taking on BHP 14,11:1
SGIO seeks 457, stake in Bank of Qld 13,12:11
BHP Qld raill wins approval 22,12:5
RADIO
T.V, manager in F.M. bid 14,3:18
Funding threat to Uni radio station 7,5:1
ABC appointment 'under scrutiny' 28,6:4
Corapany idea for F.M. station 28,6:6
2NX at top for sixth tirae 11.8:4
Interest high in Hunter F.M radio stakes 24.8:3
City on list for earth station 27.8:11
Explosion in T.V., radio forecast for Hunter
15.9:1
Forraer 2HD Manager dies 15.9:5
2NUR-FM funding boost 3,10:18
Radio group drops joint FM bid 5,10:1
Newcastle 'on air' with AM stereo this year
10,10:1
W e s t l a k e s p l a n f o r FM r a d i o 1 5 , 1 0 : 1 0
Group forraed t o t a k e up FM i n t e r e s t 2 7 , 1 2 : 5
RAILWAYS
Union suraraons cites rail chief (alexander
Carmichael) 7.1:5
Apprentices to train with S.R.A: 11.1:4
Train 'penalties' raake car travel cheaper 24,1:3
Meeting sought to clear rail trouble 25,1:3
Toronto's line will stay open 27,1:6
Rail line shift in Toronto traffic plans 4,2:1
Railway bridge angers elderly (Booragul) 7,2:7
Mayfield residents blarae SRA for 'excessive'
noise 8,2:14
Asbestos in trains harmless : SRA 10.2:5
Rail service 'deplorable' 21,2:5
Report finds N,T, rail link uneconomic 21,2:5
Flyer complaints will be studied 23,2:9
Bridge work (Paterson) 29,2:12
Coraproraise on train noise 7,3:15
Goninan bids for 450-car rail work 8,3:4
One-man trains less safe : study 9,3:4
SRA attacks report on one man train safety
10.3:4
SRA looks at sale of inner City land 20.3:5
Commuters call for better rail service 28,3:4
New rail stations proposed for area 29,3:1
.Racing ahead with the XPT 30,3:2
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81. 1984
RAILWAYS (Con't)
RANDOM BREATH TESTING
Survey labels stations 'utter disgrace' 9,4:1
Rail link will raise wheat shipments 11.4:15
Station regains psst grace 11.4:15
SRA Acts to cut noise levels 30.4:4
An old steam locomotive refurbished 10,5:5
Trust blasts tourist train delays (South Maitland
Railways) 12.5:1
82 trains a day at Newcastle 17,5:8
To Sydney and back for $17.20 18,5:6
700 more jobs at SRA 28,5:5
135 'cruise' centre (Rail trip to Alice Springs)
29,5:6
SRA boosts work force 29,5:6
Train tiraes upset commuters 30,5:7
Electrification gets a bubbly reception
(Electrification of drains) 5,6:1
$85ra rail track work opened (Between Maitland &
Muswellbrook) 5,5:3
New service hits hurdles 5,6:5
Train tiraes not Lake-orientated 9.6:10
'Ski-tube' rail for the Snowy 20.6:7
SRA preliminary East End plan today 16.7:1
Extra service on Lake trains 19.7:5
Coal train stoppage in Hunter tonight 19,7:7
TWU ire at SRA on freight 27,7:5
Rail line cleared 1,8:5
Engineraen like WA rail plan 1,8:6
Threat to trains averted 4.8:5
Rail handling 'delays grain' 9,8:3
SRA Job Tests 29,8:4
SRA Unions in van talks 5.9:4
Bookings on express trains raay go 6.9:7
Trains roll without brake vans 7.9:5
Trains my be fire hazards 15,9:5
Train ticket rackets 'worth $2ra a year' 18.9:6
Lake rail line under review 21.9:3
Fine for railway theft 25.9:1
SRA plans raore services frora November 26.9:9
Missing case 'is tough luck' 26.9:12
SRA hopes fare offer will help fill seats 23,10:9
Ship delay role denied 27.10:4
Decision on XPT manning today 30.10:7
One-raan XPTs running after ruling 31,10:3
XPT drivers refuse high-speed trips 1.11:3
SRA shows highest earnings on record 2.11:6
SRA help for coal queue 15.11:1
SRA will spend $50ra in Hunter 22.11:5
SRA puts price tag on Civic railway land 28,11:1
Railway denial stifles plans 3.12:3
No hopes of peace in rail battle 4.12:1
North Coast train services to return 5.12:1
Big jump in rail nurabers 6.12:4
Hunter strikes snub rail union 7.12:1.
SRA to stand down 1000 eraployees b,12:
Vandals attack idle trains 10.12:1
Call for SRA infringeraent penalties 10.12:5
Waiting garae for rail staff 14.12:4
Heavy traffic for trains 19.12:16
Hunter Valley trains resume services 21.12:4
Misunderstood, job in jeopardy : an
engineraan's lot 22.12:1
Move for rail service to Cessnock 22.12:12
Sleeper plan for tourists 29.12:3
Road deaths down by 400 2,1:1
Road toll now 81 a s wet weather hits 3.1:3
A,H.A, owns up to RBT carapaign 9.1:5
Breath tests cut i njuries 22.3:1
Easter blitz on dr inking drivers 2,4:8
Random breath test blitz over Easter 18.4:7
1000 breath tests, no one over limit 26.4:3
A lot of sanity on the roads (Leader) 27.4:2
Hunter road deaths down by 207, 26.6:1
85,000 region driv•ers breath tested 4.7:15
Police get new boo ze buses 25,7:9
RBT dropped 4.8:5
Drug test machine f o r NSW P o l i c e 1 2 , 1 0 : 3
RBT, highway patro I s s t e p p e d up 1 2 , 1 2 : 3
Breath tests cut a r r e s t s : P o l i c e 2 4 . 1 2 : 3
RAILWAYS - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS
Children go on using fatal rail track 8.2:1
Coroner suggests new rail lighting 18.5:6
Train driver 'had been drinking' 7.7:15
Blood-alcohol tests urged for rail men 20,10:i
Fall frora train 29,10:3
Girl 'satisfactory' 30.10:6
RAILWAYS - ELECTRIFICATION
North coramuter group forraed 11.4:22
Shape of (electric) things to come 5,5:5
SRA warns of delays 11,5:3
$ll2m electric rail project to open 28,5:4
Damage by SRA halts test train 31,5:3
The electric link (Leader) 1,6:2
Test electric train ran very close to time 1,6:5
A 56-year rail journey 2,6:2
Carnival air to celebrations 4,6:4
An electrifying night for Newcastle 5,6:7
Electronic indicators at Newcastle Station
13,9:4
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'Failures' in rail electric service 8,12:3
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Trains will stay electric 11,12:8
RANKIN PARK HOSPITAL
H o s p i t a l s 'humane' a s p e c t 4 , 1 : 4
$80ra h o s p i t a l p r o j e c t 1 6 . 1 : 1
Rankin P a r k : p e r f e c t s i t e f o r new $84m
hospital 21.2:6
Hospital roads planning tussle feared 27.2:1
Highway plans raay end hospital traffic worries
29.2:10
Residents call for resiting of teaching
hospital 1,3:1
Hospital move 'cost $lra extra' 2.3:1
Council wary on hospital work 5,4:6
New hospital raises questions 16.4:6
Highway talks offered 19.4:3
Hospital work application supported 16.5:3
Hospital start 13.7:6
RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT
Three sought for attack on girl 6.1:4
Doctor to face sex charge 7.1:3
The dangers in fighting back against rapists
7.1:4
Three for trial on sex charges 12.1:6
Man, 30, charged over attack on girl, 14
7,2:3
Charges against doctor 8.2:12
Discharged by SM 14.2:7
Woraan 'feared for her life' in alleged sexual
assault 29.2:13
Wingham assault acquittal 1,3:1
Youth 'sexually assaulted boy' 2,3:3
Babysitter 'assaulted after break-in' 6,3:6
Assault 'during visit' 7,3:19
Police hunt raan for sex attacks on girls, 14
8.3:3
Youth jailed for sex attack 10.3:1
Seven years jail for sex assault 10.3:4
Man disputes assault evidence 10.3:9
Not guilty pleas to sex attack charges 14.3:8
Man, 29, acquitted on sex charges, assault
15.3:5
Judge's coraraents defended 20,3:6
Woraan says girl 'told her of rape' 23.3:4
Juvenile charged 23,3:5
Man for trial over sex, theft charges 24.3:9
Bar Beach sex assault alleged 26.3:3
Phone-in on sexual assault begins 27.3:5
Sexual assault 'on increase' in City 11.4:3
Man jailed for threatening prostitute 13.4:7
Exploding the myths about rape 26.4:2
Boy, 15, assaulted in lavatory 27.4:5
Man jailed on sex count 2.5:12
$8500 awarded for assault 8.5:7
$10,000 in damages after rape atterapt 10.5:1
Woraan assaulted 15.5:6
Sex assault victiras to get $82,000 16.5:11
Man faces 10 charges after train incident
22.5:7
Psychiatrist accused of indecent assault 2.6:4
Two raan sent for trial on sex and kidnap charges
22.6:5
Man 'told wife he was Busby ripper' 25.7:10
Teacher on charges 15.8:4
Sex charge 6,9:5
Man on charge over boy, 10 7.9:7
Woman raped 15 times by two men 18.9:3
Rapist, killer suspected of raore attacks 19,9:5
'No real excuse' for sex assaults, kidnap
19,9:10
Threat to throw women to sharks' 19,9:12
Eight years on sex, assault counts 20.9:1
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N. H, INDEX
8 2. 1984
RAPE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT (Con't)
REAL ESTATE (Con't)
Sex assault, kidnap gets 20 years 21.9:1
12 years jail on kidnap sex offences 22,9:3
Periodic jail sentence, for sex attack 22,9:12
Police continue sexual assault inquiries 25.9:4
Man in court on sex charge (Murray John Larnach)
28.9:5
Man sent for trial (Murray John Larnach) 4.10:9
Conterapt proceedings against SM 17.10:5
Sen charges 31,10: 10
Sexual assault 'rescue' units needed 1.11:3
Teacher faces trial on sex counts (William
Russell Izzard) 1,11:4
Sexual offence charges 2.11:4
Girl, 5, raped, killed, dumped in gutter 8,11:5
Sex assault 13,11:7
21 years jail for forraer detective (Colin Creed)
1.12:5
Appeal on sentence (Colin Creed) 12.12:9
Jail for 'depraved' sex attack 12.12:16
Woraan, 91, raped 13,12:4
Man, 61, charged on 38 sex counts 29,12:5
Lochinvar smelter land seeks buyers 19,7:7
Deraonstration home with a difference 21,7:25
Home auctions fail to reach reserves 24,7:8
Success at auction 1,8:9
Valley family buys raotel 4.8:13
$850,000 for Hexham site 6,8:1
Thousands visit Glendore 6,8:9
Rutherford shops to bring $2m at auction 7.8:6
$220,000 sale (Araoco service station) 8.8:10
Trading firm leases Sobbs 10,8:5
A view of his portfolio by housing minister
11,8:27
RAYMOND TERRACE
Shire may buy Terrace land 23,5:18
Growth protection tips end soon to port town's
land 7,6:3
New land presents rezoning probleras 20,6:1
Port celebrations to raerge in October 11.7:4
Study on Terrace CBD 18.10:4
Festival along riverbank 2.11:13
Car leaves history in its wake 3.11:5
Festival was a faraily fun day' 5,11:4
REAL ESTATE
Cessnock, Maitland t o face h i g h e r v a l u a t i o n s
14.1:23
Valentine block, weekender go at auction for
$140,000 7.2:6
House prices on the way up in capital cities :
survey 29,2: 13
First-home buyer market falling 10.3:23
Descendant back in a n c e s t r a l horae a f t e r $119,000
bid 16,3:1
Horae u n i t s deraand 'due to i n c r e a s e ' 24,3:23
'Modem' house up for auction 14,4:23
Change in venue for sale (Royal Oak Arms) 14,4:23
Major auction boost 15,4:4
Hotel passed in at auction (Harailton Station)
18.4:7
Growth in interest in Swansea land after freeway
21,4:17
Newcastle 'a poor auction centre' 28,4:23
$140,000 paid for City site (Blackall House)
4.5:1
Tasraania has the cheapest horaes 4.5:5
New president for institute 5.5:23
Horae sites in valley up in value by 3007, 8,5:3
'Excessive' charges halt plan 9.5:1
Land service fees ' grossly unfair' 10,5:8
Landcora attacks service charges 11.5:3
Why a $3,000 block costs $20,000 12.5:1
Land-servicing inflation (Leader) 14.5:2
Historic houses auctioned (Westholme) 14.5:3
Landcora ' f o r c i n g shortage of land' 17,5:6
SCC in power c o s t study groups 21.5:5
Caras Wharf land f a i l s a t auction 2 8 . 5 : 1
Winns b u i l d i n g sold 2 9 . 5 : 1
Land service costs influence prices 2,6:23
Landcom clears the air 9.6:23
2007. value rise on Dungog land 9.5:23
Properties fail to sell at auction 11.6:3
Good weekend for auctions 18,6:3
Edgeworth centre for auction 22.6:1
10 luxuiy town houses for 'worries' 22,5:1
Cardifff subdivision opposed 22,6:1
New range of kit homes suited to country living
23,6:23
Vacancy rates ease in rental market 26,6:4
Shops sold 30,5:5
House-van swap pledges couple 29,5:5
Luxury homes at Lake fail to sell 2,7:3
$l,3m development at Hamilton 13,7:1
Property auctioned 14.7:4
Weekend property auction exceeds $lm 16.7:1
$8m in s a l e s frora brokerage 11,8:27
Poor r e s u l t s a t home a u c t i o n s l 4 , 8 : 4
Arcade s a l e (Cardiff Arcade) 16,8:5
Two raajor b u i l d i n g s on market f o r $2,2m 11,10:1
Forraer bank o f f i c e s e l l s f o r $189,000 2 0 , 8 : 1
City East End Bond S t o r e f o r s a l e 2 1 , 8 : 4
Coramercial land owners ' h i t by e x c e s s i v e r a t e s '
25,8:23
$20m plan f o r D a r k ' s s i t e 2 5 , 8 : 2 3
Cessnock h o t e l auctioned (The United Services
Hotel) 1,9:4
Sinking feeling of raoving house 1,9:12
'Water views' in deraand 3,9:10
Nightclub preraises sold (Formerly - Ambassador,
now CJuivers) 7,9:1
Restaurant sold for $95,000 (Red Fox restaurant)
8.9:4
Holiday venture 12.9:16
Real estate man proraoted 15.9:13
$45,000 for Mayfield horae 17.9:4
Consuraer complaints mostly on real estate
19.9:16
Spottswood, near Singleton, is on the market
in four seperate lots 22.9:12
Centre auction (Cricket Centre - Rutherford)
28.9:5
$4m t a r g e t f o r grand Scone p r o p e r t y (St Aubins)
29.9:13
Farra, other blocks bring $191,000 1.10:3
Former RSL club to be auctioned 2,10:4
Scone grazing property sold 6.10:5
Success at weekend auction 8.10:3
$35m for raarine park 11.10:7
City property trust urged 12.10:6
Forraer club brings $400,000 (Belraont RSL) 13,10:3
Historic Pokolbin vineyards for auction 13,10:12
A mixed weekend at property auctions 15,10:3
New tack on City office plans 18.10:3
Property sale tops $3ra (St Aubins) 18,10:3
Horae, unit sold at auctions 22,10:3
Advising the house buyer 23.10:9
Civic land to be extended 24.10:3
Man 'told to ignore property's mortgage' 26.10:4
Chambers sell for $400,000 29.10:3
Fine old City house for sale 29.10:3
'Vendetta' against family denied 30.10:3
Askin horae sold 31.10:9
Antico to buy Bararaul Stud 5.11:1
Flats sell amid auction gloom 12,11:5
Luxurious unit sold for $325,000 12.11:5
Mansion : no sale 19.11:5
Cardiff site sells for $1.5ra 20.11:10
'Cluster housing' estate at Raymond Terrace
21,11:3
New Lake estate gets first approval 21,11:7
Mansion, acreage set for $500,000 24,11:4
Maitland bank premises sold 26,11:1
Shop sale stales 27.11:5
Lakeside horae sold 28.11:16
$100,000 rent for unused offices 29,11:1
Auction fails 29,11:6
No bids for stud 1.12:8
Annandale House on the raarket 1,12:22
Restaurant to be auctioned 4,12:3
Real estate selling well during 'lull' 4,12:6
Controversial marina for sale 5,12:18
Skiffles in bid for controversial boatel site
7.12:1
Property sales slow 10.12:3
Meatworks waste problem at Warabrook 12,12:7
Properties passed on 13,12:6
Sydneysiders push up the value of real estate
15,12:4
Bids but no sales at major auctions 17.12:1
N, H. INDEX
RECREATION
$32m Yamba contract signed 6,1:5
Public raay gain BHP beach land 18,1:1
Glenrock recreation area has community support
9, 3:4
Lake folk want action to guard reserve (Glenrock
State Recreation Area) 16,3:3
A recreation area (Leader) 17,3:2
Study of jobs, leisure tirae 26.4:5
Glenrock land exchange hits snag 8.5:1
Snag on Glenrock concerns groups 11.5:8
Recreation area to be developed at Eraring 2,7:6
Study on dara 11.7:9
Office staff find a fun way to work 5.9:5
Park frolic a success 8,10:5
RED CROSS
Move to aid sick, lonely 7,3:6
Bikers in appeal 14,3:12
Red Cross takings down 19.3:4
RELIGIOUS SECTS AND CULTS
Frora Swan St,, a Guru looks at the world 16.1:3
RENTS,
HOUSING
Comraunity horae scherae begins 28.3:13
Tenancy phone-in planned 6.4:5
Need for low-rent housing 28.4:23
'Corae and see where I live' 3,5:2
Housing funds not enough : Ministers 18.5:4
Tenancy scherae and applications 28.5:6
Housing scherae 28.6:6
Price of housing drops in City 2.8:6
Housing grants for Lower Hunter 11.8:14
Eviction threat for crash victira 24.10:5
Residents' groups hits out over flats code 28,12:5
RETAIL TRADE
Plans for $9ra Bay centre due soon 6.1:1
Green light for $35ra centre (Glendale) 13,1:1
$lra offer for Toronto shopping centre site
19,1:1
Stores to open on Australia Day holiday 24.1:1
A new retail revolution 25,1:17
Coles gains plura Maitland shopping site 25.1:5
Shopping signs given approval (Charlestown Sq)
25,1:5
Holiday opening (Leader) 25,1:2
It could be cheaper 26,1:7
County traders seek end to longer shop hours
28,1:11
Shops quiet in City, busier in suburbs 31,1:5
Shops for Wangi run into Council dissent 1,2:3
Court bid to stop shopping centre (Glendale)
4,2:37
Alderraan accused over land plans (Wallsend)
7,2:1
K-Mart plan alarms alderraan (Wallsend) 7,2:4
$25ra centre planned for Port 7.2:5
Council acts to block rival to $9ra shops project
8.2:3
Glendale c e n t r e raay top $60m 8.2:16
Shops plan passed but s t i l l in doiibt (Wallsend)
9.2:8
'No apology' decision after bitter debate 9,2:8
$25ra Jesraond project in jeopardy 28,2:1
Council drops plan to buy Bay site 29,2:3
Maitland to expedite centre plan 1,3:3
New world joins chemist in Glendale centre fight
2,3:5
Club to decide on $I2ra centre land (Toronto)
10,3:11
Third shops plan revived 21,3:12
Special deals, no rent alleged 31.3:1
Toronto club clears way for $l4ra shops centre
2.4:1
Coles celebrates in costume 11,4:4
$9ra K-Mart plan for Cessnock 12,4:3
Pensioner hitch for $9m shops 14,4:1
Shop centre changes (Garden City) 14,4:1
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Shopping centre plan for Erina 17,4:14
Sobb's ready to roll up the carpet 25,4:1
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Store displays in new era 28,4:1
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$750,000 shops plan for Bay 2,5:8
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Shopping centre plan at Gorokan 10,5:4
83 , 1984
RETAIL TRADE (Con't)
Woolworths expansion 12.5:3
New use for Lake garages 15.5:3
Clothing store put through rinse cycle 2i.5:3
Over supply by shops 12.6:6
Cold snap should bring
brisker sales 19.6:1
Shoeys to tackle retailing giants 27.6:1
Retail sales rise 4.7:8
Children give stores a bonanza 12.7:5
Newcastle caution on shops hours 19.7:1
Retailers reject deal on hours 20.7:4
Stiff fine for weekend trader earns rap for
Cain 23.7:11
New shopping hours will come : Wran 24,7:8
Shopping centre glut in Lower Hunter 3,8:1
Later trading for stores approved 3.8:4
Shop hours confusion 9.8:1
Extended hours c a t c h shops 10,8:4
Saturday work raay hit sport 11.8:1
Meat left out of extended shop hours 11,8:5
Shop trading varies widely 13.8:3
'No' to Friday night trading 15.8:3
Rift over Friday shopping adds to confusion
16,8: 1
Shoeys in new line on hours 17.8:1
Friday night trading off to a slow start 18,8:1
Shopping late Saturday popular 20.8:3
Glendale centre appeal lodge 21.8:1
Firm seeks to build $4ra shops centre at Bay
23.8:5
Late Saturday trading wins farailies 27.8:1
Appeal on food shop opens 4.9:7
Savings clirab but retail sales 'flat' 5.9:26
Art goes to shopping centre 8.9:12
Retailers can't be forced to extend trading
14.9:3
Liraited future seen for Cardiff 19.9:12
$1.56m fails to buy shop centre 24.9:3
Coles site bought for $20ra scherae 29,9:3
Woolworths back Friday nights 4.10:7
Friday night shopping proving no bonanza 6.10:3
Shopping centres open in Singleton 13.10:13
Work on K-Mart begins (Maitland) 13,10:13
Kentucky Fried spreads its wings 25,10:3
More stores for Shoey's 1.11:5
Delays in K-Mart centre approval 3.11:12
'Secret' changes to act could hit shops case
5.11:7
Woolworths Jesraond Centre 'new generation' store
opening feature 6,11:11
Store designed to satisfy weekly needs 5.11:11
Guarantee backs cheaper prices 5.11:11
New features are part of iraproved customer
service 6.11:11
The staff that raake it run smoothly 6.11:11
$12ra Lake centre gets initial backing 7,11:8
Opening was all hyped up 8.11:4
Work to begin soon on K-Mart 10.11:15
CBD lift for Maitland 24.11:1
Approach to Frith on shops centre at Toronto
24,11:14
Stand-downs soon at stores 27,11:4
Fed poll no worry for City shoppers 28,11:3
Port Councillor denied shop rental figures
29,11:4
Cafe to move 29,11:4
Friday trading 1,12:19
Big spenders 'out to rebut gloom' 3,12:3
Jesraond Centre opening 4,12:4
Bay shop plan step closer 4,12:5
Sporting store 6,12:5
King St ready for fair 7,12:6
Roll up, roll up, and they did 30,000 of them
10,12: 5
New retail potential for Central Maitland 11,12:3
Shoey's expanding fast in NSW 13,12:4
Bizzare gifts abound for the choosey shopper
15.12:1
Hi-fi store sold to Sydney company 17,12:3
Anger at park change for chicken shop 18,12:1
Retailers hope for two big days 20,12:1
Shop scales show errors 21,12:1
iRETAIL TRADE - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Coles strike may hit 18,000 workers 9,3:3
Talks bid to avoid Coles sackings 14,3:15
Coles to stand down 500 15,3:4
H, INDEX
RETIREMENT
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84, 1984
ROAD SAFETY (Con't)
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80 decided to retire early at Corasteel 6,6:4
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Postponed retirement plan for teachers 20.6:11 I
Bus raen on retireraent route 28,6:4
Coal industry honours two retiring senior
officials 4,7:5
Valley Research Foundation Chairman to retire
5,7:4
Jobs to go as MIM expands program 17,7:12
Retiring BHP Head on last visit 18,7:12
No more alarms for Hunter fire chief 20,7:5
Traveller in a bow tie puts hi? feet up 15,8:3
Retirement after 49 years at the Herald 24.9:7
Retireraent village 'a raodel' 22.10:4
Miners' option to retire at 55 25,10:1
Date set for Bay retireraent site 5,12:11
'Golden handshake' for Uni professor 18,12:1
RETURNED SERVICEMEN'S ORGANISATIONS
RSL split over who should wear badge 30,3:1
Feraale cadets join 'rats' cereraony 9,4:7
Service jams traffic (Sandgate War Cemetery)
16,4:1
'Rape raarch' ban sought 19.4:4
Not the right day to protest about rape (Leader)
20.4:2
Children gather for Anzac service 20.4:4
Court ban on woraen against rape raarch 20,4:5
Old soldiers : the bond between veteran and
coraraunity 25,4:2
Anzac Day politics raay spark trouble in marches
25,4:3
RSL p r i z e winners naraed 2 5 , 4 : 3
Thousands t o pay t r i b u t e t o Anzacs 2 5 , 4 : 4
17 woraen a r r e s t e d as v e t e r a n s reraember 2 6 . 4 : 1
Weather srailes on Anzac Day 2 5 . 4 : 1
H u n t e r ' s marches draw big crowds 25.4:6
Large turnouts delight RSL clubs 26.4:6
Cadets help in hospital first 26.4:5
Vietnam war veterans raarch 26.4:7
RSL lifts ranks in Upper Hunter 26.4:7
Coral Sea service first for years 2.5:20
RIVERS AND CREEKS
Hunter salt levels 'still too high' 5.1:3
Throsby Creek raeeting urged 23,4:4
Throsby clean-up (Leader) 24,4:2
Sraelly old Throsby 28.4:2
Park and creek crave attention (Leader) 30,4:2
Study shows high mercury levels in Victorian
Trout 24.10:14
A sraall Snowy water scheme 5,11:3
Mining raove 6.12:5
Bans at Lake could stop developraent 8.12:6
ROAD HAULAGE
Road inquiry to visit north 20.2:13
Pleasing response for road inquiry 14.3:31
Public to have its say on road freight 26.3:11
Port, City in dispute on trucks 4.4:3
Road freight inquiry calls for end to rail
subsidies 19,9:16
New grain hope for North (dispute on transport)
26.9:8
Road freight points to recovery 1.11:4
Rock haulage option to barging 6.11:5
ROAD SAFETY
Unique driving study sets its sights high 10.2:5
'Unsafe' helmets SAA approved 5,4:4
Under-25s t a r g e t of E a s t e r carapaign 11.4:5
Pupils seek help in safety bid (Metford P.S.)
3.5:7
Motorists 'raay be re-tested' 22.5:3
Drug test moves to cut N.S.W. road toll 23,5:10
Motorcycle helmets 'are safe' 24.5:9
MPs slate bike helmet standards 8.6:5
Highway closed by road tanker leak 25.7:4
Road toll down for Hunter Region 6,9:3
Belt fines up 19,10:5
Helmets for motorcyclists backed 19,10:5
Fourth accident brings call for Windale road
crossings 31.10:14
Road users at risk identified 2,11:4
RBT, highway patrols stepped up 12.12:10
Breath tests cut arrests : Police 24,12:1
Road survey to find the greatest risk 28,12:4
Holiday road deaths rise 29,12:4
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
Tenders for bypass 7,1:9
$21m boost for North roads 11.1:1
Port main roads upgrade closer (Port Stephens)
18.1:4
Highway 23 go-ahead 20,1:1
Highway 23, cost correct at $18m 21,1:3
Tail-first for highway 23 (Leader) 21.1:2
Motorists in doubt at roundabouts 23.1:5
Residents favour route (Highway 23) 23,1:4
Swansea $8m road, bridge work to begin soon
28,l:l
Public 'should have a say' over road link
(Swansea) 31,1:3
Money flows for bypass 3,2:1
$550,000 grant for Lake road 3,2:5
Road 'led to health, financial woes' 4,2:10
DMR's Maitland property bid 'a favour' 8,2:18
Maitland's bypass final stage in dobut 9,2:3
Walsh rejects bypass allegation 10,2:5
Resident seeks halt to bypass 14,2:4
Hospital roads planning tussle feared 27,2:10
Highway plans raay end hospital traffic worries
29,2:10
Residents call for resiting of teaching hospital
1.3:1
Hawks Nest roads slated 9,3:7
Lake will back Swansea route 13,3:4
Muswellbrook highway upgrading 'to hit businesses'
14.3:12
Hole in road (Mayfield) 15.3:5
Repairs to pipe 16.3:9
By-pass 'not an option' for Swansea 24.3:12
New plans for Swansea bypass 30.3:4
Swansea road group to disband 2.4:1
Hunter roads in poor shape 3.4:1
Priority for eastern bypass 7.4:9
Road to iraprove access at Port 9.4:7
Appeal for road fund payment 9.4:4
Century-old trees roadwork victims 10,4:3
Merewether road closure urged (Sunhill Drive)
12.4:4
Highway talks offered 19,4:3
Hole closes Mayfield road 20,4:5
No raoney now' for Medowie Road 28.4:6
Councils talk on road link to west 1,5:5
Concern on Wetalnds (Highway 23 route) 4.5:4
Work to begin on road link 8.5:4
Brereton to meet highway delegation soon 8,5:6
Wyong's traffic jams hit Swansea 9.5:11
'No' toParkes Road 16.5:29
Freeway route go-ahead 16.5:5
Bypass bridge work begins to pile up 19,5:12
Contrast for coal road let (Newstan Colliery Awaba State Mine) 21,5:10
Station master's house safe 22,5:4
Council ready to adopt Toronto road plans 24.5:4
Freeway north lanes open in July 25.5:5
Pacific Highway traffic diversion 28.5:5
Road, park plan study 29,5:12
Call for road funds boost 12,6:8
$1.4m Lake road grant 30.6:4
$800,000 roads grant 2.7:5
Sunhill Drive closure 3,7:6
Gosford roads 3,7:7
'Communist' taunt at fcrura 11,7:7
No easy road for East End traffic plan 12.7:2
Bypass 'to cause damage' 12.7:6
Face attacks eastern bypass comments 13,7:1
Survey of City traffic urged 13.7:5
Merewether group angry at 'coramunisf allegation
(Eastern Bypass) 17,7:3
Roadwork 'blight on lives, land' 18,7:3
Freeway open (Wyong Bypass) 18,7:8
Strategic plan for area roads 19,7:3
Cain's Hill schedules 24.7:4
Overpass at Hamilton 'years away' 30,7:7
Moratorium call on Daintree Road 8,8:14
Ecological groups deny road change 25,8:4
Call for meeting on road plans 27,8:5
Tender on road 31,8:1
Extra funds for roads 4,9:3
$953m boost for roads 11.9:5
Street link decision deferred 19,9:5
Swansea highway debate stiff led 25,9:1
N, H. INDEX
85,
1984
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS ( C o n ' t )
ROBBERY (Con't)
State roads worry, not highway 28.9:3
Bypass doubt in Maitland 12.10:1
Maitland bypass tenders 'next year' 13.10:5
'Green' plans for eastern bypass 22.10:3
Response to road strategy welcome 29.10:8
Roads row stops opening of motel 3,11:12
Lake town objects to bypass 5.11:4
Road switch 20.11:4
Jewellery taken frora house 16.8:5
Armed robber gets bond to care for wife 17,8:1
Masked men steal $500 20,8:3
Warning on video, TV inquiries 24.8:1
Thieves raid two houses 28,8:7
Young suspected over robberies 3.9:7
'Inside' information led to robberies 12.9:3
Police seek two girl 'hijackers' 12.9:16
Weekend jail terra for bank robber 13.9:7
Sharks fear for tobbers 19.9:5
Robber 'did voluntary work for churches'
(Michael Shane Gould) 21.9:3
Robber 'not church worker' (Michael Shane Gould)
22.9:5
Magistrate refuses bail review plea 27.9:5
Robbery fails 27.9:7
Bank robbery : peace of mind is stolen too
29.9:4
Belraont robbery 3.10:7
Guilty plea on seven charges 3.10:15
Seven years for arraed robbery 5,10:4
Man 'told of intent to cave in skull' 5.10:5
.22 sawn-off rifle used in hold-up 15.10:1
Robbers hold up array base 18,10:5
Man tried to chew up identity 19,10:5
Street stake-out nets 6 22.10:1
Restaurant held up (Happy Gardens) 23,10:1
Hold-up couple charged 23.10:5
Food barn robbed of $42,000 30.10:5
18-raonths weekend jail 2,11:4
Brothers sentenced for attacks 2.11:6
Houses robbery theory 3.11:4
Two plead guilty on robbery charge 3,11:5
Stealing charges admitted '•.11:10
3 admit assault, robbery counts 13.11:4
Jail term for sacrilege 15.11:8
Shattered woraan counts her loss 17.11:1
Man acquitted on bank rob charges 22.11:4
Retired man tackles suspect 23.11:1
Bandit ties up faraily 24.11:1
Man charged over Uni Credit Union robbery 24.11:3
Couple in Belmont knife raid 1.12:1
21 years jail for former detective 1.12:5
Cash 'fell frora raotorbike' 6.12:5
2 arrested 7.12:6
Youth on charge 7.12:7
No clues to $500,000 robbery 12.12:4
Two arraed raen rob bank 12.12:16
2 charged 13.12:1
Civilians chase gunraan 13.12:6
Man for sentence on robbery : escape 14.12:7
Cinema's takings stolen 26.12:3
Man robbed 27.12:15
Road c l o s u r e s d e f e r r e d 21,11:16
Change in the law aims a t r i g h t - h a n d lane hogs
1,12:3
Hunter road closed 1.12:6
Road c h a l l e n g e s to allow c o l l e g e e x t e n s i o n s
5,12:5
Keep-left law to be p o l i c e d 7.12:4
Police a r e well prepared f o r holiday t r a f f i c
8,12:2
Feeder road plan leaves future of wildlife park
in doubt 12.12:10
Cessnock C o u n c i l a c c u s e d of n e g l e c t i n g r o a d s ,
drainage 15,12:15
Chaos from h o l i d a y t r a f f i c 2 8 . 1 2 : 3
T r a f f i c jams highway 3 1 , 1 2 : 1
ROBBERY
$5000 b a i l on bank r o b b e r y c h a r g e s 6 , 1 : 5
Widowed m o t h e r ' s horae r o b b e d t w i c e 3 1 . 1 : 1
Gunraan k i l l e d i n s i e g e , c h a s e 1 . 2 : 1
Gifts help t o ease widow's p l i g h t s 1.2:5
T h i e v e s g r a b $7500 r a i l w a y t a k i n g s 1 . 2 : 1 7
Row o v e r s i e g e , c h a s e 2 . 2 : 4
Siege may l e a d t o i n d u s t r i a l a c t i o n 3 . 2 : 5
Shootout d e t e c t i v e r e l e a s e d 8 . 2 : 1 2
Robbed i n m a l l 9 . 2 : 7
Mayfield r a i d n e t s $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 1 0 . 2 : 1
Sydney squad h e l p t h e f t i n v e s t i g a t i o n 1 1 . 2 : 9
$1000 f i n e , bond f o r a s s a u l t s , r o b b e r y 1 5 , 2 : 1 2
Robbery ' f a i l e d by a l a r m ' 2 2 . 2 : 9
S u r r e n d e r of bank c a s h ' p u t end t o r o b b e r i e s '
24.2:5
Rob c o u n t reraand 1 . 3 : 5
S e n t e n c e s r e s e r v e d on armed h o l d - u p s 3 , 3 : 1 0
Mayfield o f f i c e r o b b e d a t g u n p o i n t 8 . 3 : 3
Woman, 5 0 , h u r t i n $200 r o b b e r y 1 0 . 3 : 1 2
$100,000 Army pay s t o l e n 2 3 . 3 : 4
Man f o r t r i a l o v e r s e x , t h e f t c h a r g e s 2 4 . 3 : 9
5 years in j a i l for a s s a u l t , robbery 5,4:5
Knife u s e d i n t a x i 1 8 , 4 : 6
Robber t h r e a t e n e d t o k i l l K e a r s l e y c o u p l e 3 , 5 : 1
Man, 2 6 , on $2000 b a i l o v e r arraed r o b b e r y o f f e n c e
8.5:5
Remand on f o u r c h a r g e s 8 . 5 : 7
' B a l a c l a v a gang' i n second t h e f t 9 . 5 : 3
$205 t a k e n i n arraed r o b b e r y 1 0 , 5 : 8
Robbery a t C i t y h o t e l 1 5 , 5 : 8
Man, 1 9 , reraanded on m e n a c e s c o u n t 1 7 , 5 : 4
Man ' h a d c u t - d o w n r i f l e ' 1 8 , 5 : 6
Thief f l e e s on b i k e 2 9 , 5 : 5
Maitland t h e f t 5 , 6 : 6
Shotgun t h e f t a t p i z z a b a r 1 1 . 6 : 1
Audio shop i s ' u n i n s u r a b l e ' 1 4 . 6 : 3
Dive shop r o b b e d 1 9 . 6 : 6
Judge s e e k s r e p o r t s on bank r o b b e r 2 1 . 6 : 4
Man ' r o b b e d , l o c k e d i n b o o t ' 2 1 . 6 : 5
Two y o u t h s s o u g h t 2 5 . 6 : 6
Cash t a k e n 2 5 , 6 : 3
Three y o u t h s c h a r g e d 2 5 , 6 : 1 0
Two r o b bank 2 7 , 6 : 1 3
Hold-up c h a r g e s 2 8 , 6 : 7
Robbery a t t e r a p t i n c h u r c h f a i l s 3 0 , 6 : 5
Remand i n c u s t o d y 3 , 7 : 6
Chicken o u t l e t r o b b e d 3 , 7 : 7
Gunraan r o b s b o t t l e shop 7 , 7 : 3
Sub-raachine-gun f i r e d a t P o l i c e 1 0 , 7 : 3
S e a r c h on f o r r o b b e r 1 0 , 7 : 3
P o l i c e seek f o u r a f t e r Hunter h o l d - u p s 10,7:6
Armed r o b b e r y a t A b e r d a r e n e t s $700 1 1 , 7 : 4
$18,000 s t o l e n 1 1 , 7 : 1 1
Bank r o b b e r ' t a l k e d of d e a t h ' i n s e i g e 1 3 , 7 : 6
Attempted rob count 1 3 , 7 : 6
Youths r o b raan 1 , 8 : 6
Thieves take $50,000 in jewellery 2,8:4
Man on break-in, robbery charges 2,8:4
Extradition sought 3.8:5
Man held on arraed assault, robbery counts 7.8:5
Sentences fail to indicate situation : Judge
9,8:3
Thief and victim both pointed knives 16,8:3
• Judge lauds bank raan on capture of thief 16.8:4 ^
ROYAL NEWCASTLE HOSPITAL
North hospitals hit by Hepatitis 3,1:1
Vaccine funds raust be given (Leader) 3,1:2
Hepatitis outbreak under control : doctors 4.1:3
Ambulance man hepatitis victim 5.1:1
Hospital gets $1.5ra grant 5.1:3
Ambulancemen vent anger (Hepatitis B) 6,1:1
Mother made medical history 6,1:1
Disease warning failure a puzzle 7,1:3
Gaps in disease follow-up (Leader) 7,1:2
Miracles and tragedies 21,1:7
RNH private intake down 27,4:5
Hospitals get $230,000 18,5:5
Talks on re-use of artificial kidneys 21,5:9
RNH has new sterile rooras 22,5:7
RNH kitchen shame 25,5:1
RNH medicare headache 2.6:5
No action on kidney recycling option 4,6:5
Nuraber change 13,5:9
Snails go like a Mini Cooper S car goes 2,7:1
RNH's baby boora goes bust 12.7:1
'No strings' claim for RNH 12,7:7
Vote for longer week 17.7:7
RNH will introduce artificial kidney reuse
3,8:5
RNH facing r a t i n g l o s s over out-raoded kitchen
14,8:3
RNH men return 28.8:4
Hospitals must pay for drugs 7,9:1
New kitchen for RNH 29,9:5
Hospital records go to university 29,9:12
RNH 'left in the lurch' 1.11:3
Fete at RNH 10,11:5
RNH services hit by budget cut 28,11:11
|RNH kept busy with holiday accidents 27.12:3
N. H,
INDEX
85, 1984
RUGBY LEAGUE
RUGBY LEAGUE (Con't)
CJuayle takes over referees 24.1:14
ABC to telecast Saturday league 24,1:1
A teara 'dead on its feef no use to Panno 1,2:38
NRL reviews $3 fee 2,2:18
Referees enjoy low profile 2.2:18
NRL slates Govt over insurance 7,2:16
Coaching plan revolutionary 7.2:16
NRL gets $25,000 sponshorship l0.2:l6
A beret, a topper or a toupee 11.2:40
NRL naraes squad 13.2:16
Befs seeking $60 a raatch 14,2:15
Nocks gain low-key coach (Bruce Starkey) 15,2:38
Spinal war over (Rod Campbell) 17.2:16
R.L, increases admission price 50c, cuts ref
claira 21,2:16
Referees accept rise 22,2:35
Cricketers hit league club for six 27,2:1
Newcastle not disgraced against Sydney giants
5.3:15
Channel nine wins $l,5m R,L, deal 8.3:18
This David could corae a cropper (David Moreland)
22.3:20
CRL : stetching a dollar further 29,3:22
League gets Sports Centre for 15 years 29.3:1
'Mystery' raeeting for NRL Board members 10,4:18
NRL and league boss to discuss Sydney entry
12.4:18
Oval ban angers league bosses (Harker Oval)
14.4:40
Borders study prorapts theory 21,6:16
Group 18 refs in boycott 21,6:15
Half back peppers Bears 21,6:16
Churchill araong feminine fripperies 21,6:16
Bluebags lose three key men 22,5:14
Bulldog half replaces Kenny 22,6:18
Price is doubtful for test 23,6:40
Dragons roar despite skippers dismissal 25,6:16
Hooker rescues shaky raiders 25.5:15
A win but Ryan unhappy 25,5:16
Steelers stay in serai race 25,6:16
University tested but retain rugby lead 25,6:15
Starkey to give evidence at R,L, Judiciary
25,6:15
Muswellbrook not troubled by Aberdeen 25,5:16
Warners Bay still superior 25,5:16
Cronin back to his best 25.6:16
Butcher boys confused over propls disraissal
25.6:18
Randall lands long kick for 100 points 25.6:18
Winger's appeal disraissed 25,6:18
South gallant in defeat 25.5:18
Seagulls post nine tries 25.5:18
Alleged victira pleads for defence 26.6:18
Skipper let off with warning 26.6:18
Referees declare no confidence in NRL 27,6:40
Pearce leads ashes victory 27,6:40
Schoolboy test spot to Harraan 28,5:16
Test second rower to have surgery 28.5:18
NRL confers with referees 28,6:18
Gillies earns firsts recall 28,6:18
Kenny thrives at pivot 28,6:18
League war stops all garaes 30,6:1
2 tearas entered in schools league 30.6:41
Losses stun Sea Eagles 30.6:42
Referees boycott weekend RL raatches 29.6:18
League raatches on again 3,7:1
League chief has Boyd cited 3.7:20
Halfback appeals 3.7:20
Mediator not wanted 3.7:20
League puts paid to Boyd's career 4.7:44
Way clear for ISC takeover 4,7:44
Roosters lift forra in raud 5.7:16
Break could aid Kurri pair 5,7:16
Boyd hits back 5.7:16
Oliviera, Watson fail Kurri fitnest test 6,7:14
Britain naraes fiery forwards 6,7:18
Players seek league voice 5,7:18
Cessnock call on Millward as half-back 7.7:41
Semi-final pressure on Werris Creek 7.7:41
Eels undaunted by hometown fervour 7.7:41
Test ref wants showcase raatch 7.7:42
Price's finale today 7,7:42
Wanderers notch third win on trot 9,7:18
Gould resuraes as test fullback 9.7:18
Bulldogs hole the Bluebags 9.7:20
Hooker charged with kicking 9.7:22
Cheetahs advance to outright'fourth 9,7:22
Eels slip again 9.7:22
Seagulls fly high 9.7:22
League club raoves on postponement i s s u e
(Harker Oval) 16,4:20
NRL raoves a step c l o s e r to e n t r y i n t o Sydney
17.4:26
Holden out for 3 weeks 17,4:25
NRL calls for blackout of live Sydney telecast
18.4:28
City 'to join Sydney R.L,' 18,4:1
Forra not names call by coach (Country R,L,)
21.4:28
Change of stand ends R.L. era (Townson Oval)
21.4:28
Ryan included in Kurri side pending appeal
2.5:38
Heavy fines for wrong teams 8.5:22
NRL out of 1985 Sydney season 8,5:1
Sydney entry inevitable : NRL 9.5:42
Referee wins appeal (Willie Tarry) 10.5:20
NRL could get the last laugh 17.5:20
Northern crowds return 23.5:44
North wants own stars in raatch 5.6:18
ABC reneged : NRL 5.5:40
Appeal ruling 'apalling' 6.6:40
Rayraond Terrace out this season 7.6:16
Finch will play pivot 7.6:18
Judiciary in fighting raood 7.6:18
Roosters axe two for Tigers raatch 9,6:41
Proraotion ends long struggle for Holden 9,6:42
Winger faulters but Bulldogs get up 11.6:14
Incidents raark Penrith win 11.6:14
Souths keep hopes alive 11.5:14
'Pixie' weaves raagic on Eels 11.6:14
West 'borabs' blitz Waratah 11.6:14
Lakes harness wind 11.6:16
Canterbury on top 11,5:16
R.L. corap could split 11.6:16
Debut try had itsraoraent12,6:18
Wright out of State side 12,6:18
Boyd returns to fray 13,6:43
Appeals open to raedia 13,6:43
Wilko plots diploraatic course at school level
14,6:18
Saints aid Goannas 14,5:18
Publican prop strips for top-grade recall 15,6:22
Balmain rookie to face Manly 15.6:22
State coach fears Qld referee 15.6:22
Teenager called into Aberdeen's top side 16,6:41
Pitraan ends fitness doubts on derby eve 16,6:42
Price, Grothe boost hopes 16.6:42
Singleton take outright lead 18,5:16
Steelers rauzzle the Bulldogs 18.5:16
Tigers bounce back 18.6:16
Souths put Eels deeper in mire 18.6:16
Cessnock gain confidence 18.5:16
Lowe breaks slurap 18.5:18
Dungeon gloom thwarts league doctor 19,6:18
No grand final tickets 19,6:18
Sea Eagles axe four players 19,5:18
Maroons weather NSW storm 20,6:38
ISC will host league finals 20.5:38
Spicer to appeal 20.5:38
Mortiraer boys back f o r CJueenslands t e s t e r 10,7:16
Boyd yet to appeal 10.7:16
Kick charge earns a caution 10,7:16
Pickers plucked of two points 10,7:16
Boyd not allowed to play England 11,7:38
Lewis and Miles recover 11,7:38
Footballer scores racing goal 12,7:14
Lewis plots win 12,7:16
Kurri delays teara 13,7:16
Sports Centre 'secret deals' denied lease coraes
first, R,L, says l4,7:3
Canterbury face injury problem 14,7:39
Lantry back into top grade with Singleton 14,7:39
League refuses Boyd appeal 14,7:40
Waratah coach has big wraps on youngster 14,7:40
Conlon seals thriller 15,7:16
Manly shrugs off Rabbitohs 16,7:16
Steelers keep fans happy 16,7:16
Cronulla may cite Balmain player 16,7:16
Easts snatch late draw 16,7:16
Boolaroo now equal fourth in rugby 16,7:15
Seagulls withstand Tabs comeback 15,7:18
Scorpian leader will not coach in '85 16,7:18
Panthers splintered 16.7:18
Rugby player dies 15.7:18
Coach Earl has strong role for premiers 16.7:16
Pearce and Grothe out for N.S.W. 17,7:18
NBL sets the dates for missed series 17,7:18
Cessnock triumphs 17,7:18
League celebration casualty 18,7:7
N, H, INDEX
RUGBY LEAGUE (Con't)
87. 1984
RUGBY LEAGUE (Con't)
I
Cup bonanza in laraworth 18,7:33
Gibson to Cronulla 18,7:33
N.S.W. lifts standing with solid victory 18.7:35
Saints tear strips off the Tigers 19,7:18
Goannas recall giant 20.7:18
Injury puts Cronin out 20.7:18
Sydney side out of R.L. Cup 20.7:14
Grahara fails North Sydney fitness test 20,7:14
Battered Balmain takes a break 21.7:43
Form loses no worry to Araidy 21.7:43
Kurri rookie to face baptisira of fire 21.7:44
iravelling lock finds job, play in Cessnock
23,7:15
Drop goal proves crucial for Eels 23.7:18
Manly dazzles in the gloora 23.7:18
No fanfare as Souths close on serai spot 23.7:18
Steelers cut errors to win 23.7:18
Denraen takes over lead in comp. 23.7:18
Cessnock leapfrogs Waratah-Mayfield 23,7:18
Injuries hit all blacks 23.7:18
Cortisone shots for Cronin 23.7:18
Seagulls fly into second position 23.7:20
Rosella fans put to fright 23,7:20
Halfbacks puts Lions on win path 23.7:20
Bluebags fourth 23.7:20
Eels centre struggles to be fit 24.7:18
Cessnock students want clear win 24,7:18
Eels slide to defeat before king Wally 26,7:22
Bluebags' fate again in Bosella hands 25,7:22
Beetson returns 26,7:22
Cheetahs axe four 27,7:18
Central smile on rain 28,7:42
Film puts snarl into panthers 30,7:14
Luck and talent raake a winner 30.7:14
Horae crowd jeers Balraain display 30.7:14
Raiders stay in semi race 30,7:14
Bulldogs given warning 30.7:14
'Crusher' wrecks hapless Wests 30,7:14
Elwin wants try for 100 30,7:14
Fullback proves his worth 30,7:16
Butcher boys not disgraced 30.7:16
Winger shines 30.7:16
NRL debates telecast 31,7:13
Clean slate for Peddy 31,7:18
Cup salvage job for Easts 1.8:42
Bulldogs drop ace kicker 1.8:42
Goannas grab fourth spot 1.8:42
Referees 'plan' 1.8:42
Country XV extend all blacks 1,8:42
Roosters can crow 2,8:18
Kurri loses hit-raan for local derby 2,8:18
New format talks 2,8:18
Holz back in reserves 3,8:20
Goanna half to play lock 3,8:20
Graham seeks long-terra contract 4,8:39
Prop raay cement top, grade position 4,8:41
Earl holds key in Denraan match 4.8:41
Race on for fourth rugby serai spot 4.8:4i
League coaching course a first 4,8:41
North switch Mellross again 4.8:44
The Waratahs bounce back 6.8:15
Souths skipper stops walk-off 6.8:15
Steelers topple a tall poppy 6.8:18
Eels post 'worst' win 6.8:18
Raiders back in top five 5,8:18
Bears scuttle Panthers 6.8:18
Sick tiger a winner 5,8:18
Walsh's brilliance lifts Lakes 6,8:18
Bulldogs kick way to victory 6.8:22
Elwin tops 100 points - scores a try 6,8:22
Flying winger lifts Cheetahs 6,8:22
Souths in walk-off atterapt 6.8:22
Crunch RL raatch 7.8:18
NPL soothes referee 7,8:18
Also-rans will put new rules to test 7.8:18
Randall makes impression 3.8:36
Late fitness test on Kurri winger 8.8:36
Goannas stage late recovery 8.8:36
Carapbell tackles diving before rugby league
9.8:15
Posellas cop a haymaker 9.8:18
New rules to be tried first in North 9,8:18
Olaf Prattl comes home 9,8:18
Fulton stays 9.8:18
Grothe, Taylor out 10,8:18
Mexted unfit for maroons encounter 10.8:18
Manly lose three for vital clash 11,8:47
Five tearas to fight out play-off positions 11,8:47
Pope expects maroons to get physical 11.8:47
Lakes prepare for decider 11.8:50
Central ref has new book of rules 11.8:50
ISC changes for a better view 11,8:50
Cessnock in University Shield final 11.8:50
Manly beats Eels at own garae 13,8:18
Willey appeals for rules stay 13,8:18
Injuries hit cup finalists 13,8:18
Tigers roar again 13,8:18
Muswellbrook take title on countback 13.8:18
Maitland bow out a winner 13.8:18
Star pivot tastes highs & lows 13.8:18
A $10.00 kick pays a big dividend 13.8:18
Gulls make meal of depleted Posellas 13.8:20
Cheetah flyer notches 25th 13.8:20
Lakes earn a weeks break 13.8:20
Clarke denied fond farewell 13.8:20
League borabs defused in experiraent 13,8:20
Former league great pleads not guilty to receiving
14,8:6
i'yrrells hiccup denies pickers 14,8:18
Brown to face all blacks 14.8:18
Dispute could resurface 14.8:18
Referee cited by league 14,8:18
Major PL changes loom next year 14,8:18
Eels forward propped 15.8:38
Pitman demanding 1007, commitment 15,8:38
Playoff for Bulldogs 15.8:38
Goannas have their own flash 16,8:20
Young Kurri flyer 'a coaches dream'16.8:20
PL edicit 'stupid' 16,8:20
To Brisbane go spoils in memorable final 16,8:20
CPL could inflict more pain 16,8:20
Newron link aids Grahara 17,8:22
Defence feature of Shield finalist 17,8:22
Cheetah pivot opposes Finch 17.8:22
Eels lock sidelined 17,8:22
Tigers on prowl or wounded Eels 18,8:43
Sudden death for loser in valley showdown 18.8:43
The axe keen to lop Cheetahs 18,8:44
Side weigh in for league serais 18.8:44
Saints horl down title challenge 20.8:18
Coaches critical of new rules 20,8:18
Tearas ponder what raight have been 20,8:18
Points spree puts Penrith out of five 20.8:18
Hand injury mars wingers raatch 20.8:18
Araidy steers Singleton to serai win 20.8:18
Wests lease of life 20.8:18
A freak try seals garae for dogged Cheetahs
20.8:20
St Kevin sin bins himself 20.8:20
Six vie for two spots 20.8:20
Where did we go wrong 21.8:18
No action on complaint 21.8:18
Palders breathe easier 21,8:18
But Kelly still bears a grudge 22.8:40
Off-beat pair keep Tabs' huraraing 23.8:18
Four vie for two spots 23.8:18
Kurri prop breaks faraily tradition 24.8:18
Posellas confirm team 24.8:18
Nizscot will return North 25.8:39
Belraont beaten in school rugby league serai final
25,8:41
Cochrane misses league serai final chance 25.8:41
Muswellbrook switch lock McCorraack to centres
25.8:41
Webber chases raajor title 25,8:42
Waratah players share the loot 25,8:42
A prompt warning 27,8:20
Lakes Captain set for final 28,8:1
Morriset warned 28,8:18
Shine stays with Souths 28,8:18
Oliveira bounces back 29.8:34
Winkler wants to go out in style 29,8:34
Memory lapse almost cost 'Rip' dearly 30.8:18
'Tis the season to be lenient 30,8:18
NPL lifts Hardman ban 31,8:18
League players body sets four aims 1,9:38
Bulldogs beat finals jitters : Patrick 1,9:42
English winter beckons 1,9:42
Former sin bin referee collars a new role 3,9:3
Narrow results in 2nd division 3,9:14
CJuinn's injuries add to Lakes' woes 3,9: l6
Denman win way to grand final 3,9:i6
Kurri pleased with Pitraan 3,9:18
West out of NSW league 4,9:18
Cook's return gives West fully fit side 5,9:38
Lowe's plan for a corker 5,9:38
Pre-raatch twitter is strictly for the birds
6.9:18
Edwards shows raore raaturity 7.9:18
Muswellbrook PL favourites 8.9:41
N. iH. INDEX
88, 1984
PUGBY LEAGUE (Con't)
BUGBY UNION
Wallace top player 8,9:41
Psyche filra for Seagulls 8,9:42
Belraont 'semi-comatose' 8.9:42
Personal best by Brady with 4 tries 10,9:13
Webb misses 100 points for season 10,9:13
Bay into PL playoff 10,9:13
Brawlers maybe fined 10,9:13
'Hospitals can't provide tonics like that'
10,9:16
Black and gold beanie stands alone 10,9:16
'No basis' to spy claims 11,9:16
labs coach sets 1985 goals 11,9:16
Rugby league desertions mount 11,9:16
Waratah will not act on 'lock-ouf 12,9:39
Maloney wins ISC job 12.9:40
Brawlers repriraanded (Souths & St George) 12,9:40
League not only code worrying 13,9:18
Big gate tipped at league finals 14,9:13
S. Lakes takes league double 17.9:18
Newcastle league under microscope 22.9:43
League warned of referee shortage 25,9:18
League talks resurae next raonth new CPL forraat
in '85 25.9:34
Three clubs the raain losers 27.9:16
Pake considering Sydney offer 27.9:16
Anderson takes on new job with 'battlers' 28,9:18
League test would 'net NZ $100,000'29,9:42
Sydney clubs seek player of the year 5.10:20
City-Country PL goes back to ISC 5,10:20
Call for PL clubs to raerge 9,10:20
Prop switches to Maitland (Kevin Neal) 9.10:20
Newcastle league loses State hooker to bears
10.10:38
Four clubs against raerger proposals 10.10:38
Move to forra new RL referees association 11.10:16
League asserts referees left them in the dark
16.10:20
A taste of things to corae 17.10:40
Podway opposes raove 13,10:40
Referees to give NPL subraission 18,10:20
Posella's hold Gary Martine 20.10:41
NRL wants slice of T.V. cake 23.10:20
Kurri retains Pitraan (Michael Pitman) 24,10:40
Newcastle half joins Balraain (Craig Higgens)
27,10:45
Sated Seagulls ignore pay day 30.10:20
Ziggy yet to narae club 30.10:20
Floodlight failure helps Wallabies 1,11:16
Bulldogs will play for challange cup 1,11: 18
Cheetahs sink fangs into Central 1,11:18
Hutchinson new Bluebags coach 3.11:45
O'Brien replaces Winney on NPL Board 3.11:45
Future lies in Sydney 3.11:45
Niszczot will lead Central 12,11:18
Second division raeets over refs 15,11:18
Peferee secretary quits in protest 15,11:18
Brighter news for Bluebags 16.11:17
Michael Tilse to coach at Scone 19.11:14
Sea Eagles official dies (John Tension) 19,11:16
Judge begins league hearing 20.11:20
Teasing naraes for raost of touring party 22.11:16
League judge reserves decision 22.11:18
First step by refs group 22,11:18
A taste of the big sin bin 22.11:18
Pef 'proven' the best 22.11:18
Two test changes 22.11:18
Lawton has a burning desire to beat Wales 23.11:20
League will return to Referees' Board in 1985
27.11:20
Microphones on T.V. referees 29.11:20
League will press for match of the day 4,12:22
Barwick gets Lions fit 8,12:44
Magpies threaten chaos if league appeals 11.12:22
Eels report a $690 surplus 12.12:49
League lodges appeal 13.12:20
Dissatisfied rugby star considers code switch
13.12:20
PL appeal will be heard today 14.12:22
Woraan officer for Seagulls 14,12:22
PL battlers sign gale 22.12:30
Rugby league rep eager stays in Newcastle
22.12:34
Country title draw release 22.12:34
League diversifies into rodeo market 27,12:18
Qld P, U, coach seeks top job 7.2:15
Lord sticks to R.U. circus 17.2:13
ARU bites the bullet : Jones new coach 25.2:37
Peferee alleged to have been hit 30,3:15
Wandering coach settles in 6,4:16
Big garae tonight for local rugby union ref
(Alexander McNeill) 17,4:25
Leslight to referee lOOth garae (Ken Leslight)
25,5:39
Newcastle's chance at Country Week 9,6:41
Newcastle into union finals 11,6:15
Newcastle dorainates in rugby 12,6:18
Big week for solicitor 14,5:18
Warners Bay clear leaders 16,6:41
Harailton seek revenge in union 16,6:41
Pugby union surprises 18,6:15
University forced to raake changes for union
series 30,6:41
Wileraan retained at five-eighth for Harailton
clash 7.7:41
The Waratahs out to cement playoff spot 14,7:39
MacNeill appointed to test Suva 14,7:40
Pugby challenge against Services 18.7:33
Ball gluts aids services win 19.7:18
$1200 to playing fund 19,7:18
Horae ground to suit Boolaroo against Uni 21.7:43
Uni still unbeaten 23,7:15
Rebel Wallaby eight to boycott Sydney raatch
25,7:40
Country winger hurt against Dublin side 26,7:22
Wallaby coach defends eight 26.7:22
Test-strength XV v Sydney 27,7:18
Aru backs Shehadie 28.7:42
Captain busy in washout 30,7:12
Dilemraa for all blacks 30.7:16
Hewson bounces back 9.8:18
Injuries and Maitland to test University 11,8:47
Newcastle winger stars for Blues 15.8:38
Jones talks tough 17.8:22
Boolaroo supporters will have plenty to cheer
18.8:43
Gould to kick in series decider 18,8:44
Boolaroo nose dive 20.8:17
Pilecki, 37, will tour 20.8:20
Leaders meet in finale 25.8:41
Newcastle Uni seeks another Irish scalp 28.8:18
Uni fightback 29.8:34
University tested but through to rugby union
grand final 3.9:16
Gibson find for May-East 7.9:18
Mayfield East hit by injuries 8,9:41
Mayfield East seek PU title 10.9:13
Pugby award to Welshraan 11,9:16
NPU to narae raedal winner 12,9:39
Uni half wins raedal 13.9:18
Tradition keeps May-East going 14.9:15
University, Mayfield East chase elusive PU
title 15,9:41
University too fast for Mayfield East 17,9:15
Maitland raake araends in minor grade 17,9:15
Reynolds as guest speaker 22,9:43
Rugby book stirs pot 3,10:18
Waratahs win back lost cup 3,10:38
Wallaby breakaway stirred by report 9.10:17
Visa-less Enrique stranded 10.10:38
PU chief moves to sever ties with country 16,10:20
PU split could cost player Europe tour 17,10:40
Rugby pivots in classic duel 24,10:40
Wallaby tour has its price 30,10:20
Newcastle first in rugby prograra 1,11:16
NRU w a m e d of tie cut 27.11:20
Scott retains NPU post 5,12:44
Wallaby XV unchanged 6,12:18
Ella wants to go out in style 7,12:20
Scots will 'shut backline out' 8,12:44
Records go in Wallaby rarapage in Edinburgh
10,12:15
Ella critices joumalist 11,12:22
Veterans to run in a last showcase for Wallabies •
15,12:46
Tour ends in triumph 17,12:22
Wallabies home triumphant 20,12:16
INDEX
89. 1984
SAILING AND YACHTING
SAND MINING
•
Confusion in marathon 30,1:14
Yacht Chief declares war (America's Cup
challenge) 24,3:46
A jostle of yachts (Leader : America's Cup
challenge) 26.4:2
Lake yachtsraan has Bond's ambitions - but not
his money (Glen Coulton) 25.4:24
Tumbi Umbi boy designs 'pretender' 16.5:40
Sean gets on the right tack 19.5:1
Job sacrificed for world title win 10.7:1
Sydney skiff best 20,7:14
Perth club defends raarketing controls 2,8:18
5000KM yacht race proposed on '87 2,8:18
Pittwater sailors call in 4,8:3
'Olyrapic Gold' for Belraont sailor 13,8:1
Skiff series gets boost 21,9:20
Port to subsidise yacht clubs 26,9:5
Harbour attracts top skiffs 11,10:18
Etchell crews kept busy 18,10:20
Lord Howe Island race leave many behind 25,10:18
Pace not for corarauters 27,10:46
Private battle 29,10:17
Yacht race sponsor may cut his costs 30,10:19
50-railer attracts big fleet 1,11:18
$2m buys Australia II for nation 5,11:1
yachts fight heavy seas 7,11:41
Can rivals stop skiff Supremo 8.11:18
Lexcen attacks fioyal Perth over sponsors 9.11:18
90 skiffs enter state titles 10.11:45
Sydney skiff post intentions 12.11:18
His Newcastle flyer awaits mast rigging 13,11:20
Berraudan yacht out to take line honours 15.11:15
Kolius skipper 15.11:15
Skipper farewells title with a flourish 19.11:18
Redhead boatmen ; the good oil 20,11:20
Five Lake craft at world title 22,11:18
Former champion causes an upset at Manly
28,11:41
State Championships on Lake Macquarie 29.11:20
Rough seas stop sailing 29.11:20
E22 : a contrast in champions 3.12:22
Heart attack not enough to stop yacht veteran
4,12:21
Frora a farra dam tub to a Maxi 4,12:21
E22 novice new world champion 4.12:21
Updated skate wins new converts 6,12:18
Draw boosts Belmont skiff hopes 12.12:49
Soon, sailors will be free to hoist ads 14,12:22
Dry run for champion navigator 20.12:16
Chasing third sailing title 24.12:4
Skipper covers up yacht race controversy 24.12:4
Strong Lake teara in Hobart 26.12:1
Record fleet for Melbourne race 26,12:21
Condor's skipper under pressure 26,12:24
Condor leads battered yachting fleet 27,12:1
Piccolo revels in heavy weather 27,12:15
Toronto 505's bogey series 27,12:18
Durable NZ Maxi leads as southerly takes toll
28.12:14
Big lake waves pound skate contenders 28.12:14
North yacht in lone race fight 29.12:1
Piccolo crew 'not sorry' to retire 29.12:1
Hobart casualty gets dividend with record
29,12:3
Pace crew will go back again 29,12:3
Rough sea disrupts title 29.12:30
Hobart casualty wins Coffs race 29,12:30
NZ extends lead 29,12:30
Flyer on Lake entry to cross finish line
31,12:1
Pace winner 'built for storms' 31,12:4
Richardson seals title 31.12:11
Wind drop could be turning point for champ
31,12:14
Tomago raining extension likely 22,3:3
SALVATION ARMY
New appointraent for Array Officer 11,1:22
Welfare cash to aid jobless 19,1:4
Yacht's tactician launches Salvo appeal 1,6:3
'Sallies' plead for help 5,5:4
Professor applauds coramunity work 25,6:7
Salvos pleased with response to appeal 2,7:3
Salvation Army appeal produces 'bonus' 3,7:5
'Army' runs in faraily 16,7:8
SAND MODELLING
Sand-modellers show initiative 9,1:4
Sand artistry runs in the faraily 10.1:4
Modelling of high standard : judges 11.1:5
Models have becorae hi tech 12.1:5
Sand modellers beat tide and wind l3.i:5
Animals fight for precious sand space 17.1:5
Days of spades, buckets are over 18.1:5
Animals.^clowns fill the beaches 19.1:5
Young and old vie for sand model honours 20.1:5
Fifth tirae lucky for sand raodel winner 21.1:1
SCIENCE
N.S.W. raoves on animal treatment 8.3:16
Economists 'left out of resource research'
11,5:8
Law out of step with science : Kirby 15,5:5
In vitro teaching 'lacking depth' 15,5:12
Major Qld fossil find l4,6:l
Scientist told he hindered Commission 22,5:5
SCONE
Emergency over old petrol tank 23,5:12
Scone forms Bicentennial Comraittee 1.8:4
SCONE SHIRE COUNCIL
Shopping centre 1.6:4
Scone to upgrade footpath 20.6:5
Councillor's land to be resumed 18.7:5
Hawke invited 10,8:3
Scone rates could rise by 15,47, 26,12:5
SCOUTS AND GUIDES
3000 expected in Newcastle walks 21,3:29
Girls walk for scouts 2.4:7
Course tests scout groups 23.4:6
700 scouts at City raeeting 21,5:4
Service awards to scouting 23,5:4
SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Sex harassraent's secret power 1,2:21
Sexual power 16.5:21
Defeated MP to head new body 28,6:5
Guidelines on sexual harassment 17,8:4
SHARKS
All night struggle to land shark 19,3:1
Giant shark near world record (Gil Noble) 24.4:1
Sharks found in Lake this year : fisheries
inspector 21.7:12
Diver bailed up by 6m shark 15.10:3
Boy, 16, killed in shark attack 1.12:8
SHIPBUILDING
Engine transplant successful (Iron Carpentaria)
5.1:5
BHP carrier gets a 'shave' (Iron Carpentaria)
6,1:4
U,S. experts to visit on frigate contract
26,1:5
$5m fishing boat order for slipways 27.1:1
Premier's wife launches Rip 11 20,2:6
Upheaval in shipbuilding 22,2:8
Dockyard 'a sacrifice to Cockatoo' 2,3:6
Slipways negotiates hydrofoil licence 10,3:3
Victorian dock bid 'disastrous plan' 29,3:8
Slow haul to Tomago 17,4:4
Canberra raay give $l40m for jobs at Cockatoo
3,5:5
Tomago plant gets sole AMFSU coverage 19.5:4
Ruling on ship work rejected 22.5:4
Slipways likely to get $8ra ferry order 28,5:1
Check on influx of ship builders 21,6:4
How the State Dock plans to build subs 23,6:1
Yard wins praise for shipwork 3,7:4
Warship prepared on time 7,7:5
AMFSU wins •'arasay 12,7:3
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90, 1984
SHIPBUILDING (Con't)
SHIPPING - ACCIDENTS AND WRECKS
Metals policy boosts yard's chances 14,7:3
Slipways faces trainees cut 19,7:5
State push for sub tenders 9,8:6
Newcastle firms in ship tender 5,9:5
$lbill sub contract raove 7,9:1
Workers go as lack of orders hit slipways
12.9:3
1879 ship salvage 8.2:4
Marine group in Fort move 24.4:4
Mahogany ship eludes searchers 28,4:5
Mayday calls via satellite planned 23,5:7
Trawler hits WA reef 7,8:7
Bounty to aid s h i p b u i l d i n g 12.10:5
RAN in push f o r ran work 31.10:4
BHP hopes t o raanage subraarine p r o j e c t 6,11:8
lug order Christraas cheer . . . but foundry t o
c l o s e 16,11:1
Decision on ferries 29,11:5
Yard gets $13ra lift towards big ship contract
1,12:3
Call to build subs in Aust 19.12:9
Yard wins $12ra contract for three tugs 21,12:1
SHIPBUILDING - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Industrial dispute erupts over slipping of
Sydney ferry 25.1:4
Dockyard row over forklifts 'settled' by court
26,1:3
Yard row triggers overtirae ban 30.5:12
Inter-union dispute unresolved 1.6:5
Talks aira to end Rarasey dispute 8.5:5
Slipways bans lifted 22,5:4
Bans lifted, trawlers launched 23,6:9
Glenbawn talks expected soon 3.7:6
Court restrains sea unions 19.7:1
Shipbuilders to stay on strike 6.11:8
SHIPPING - MUCLEAR POWERED AND NUCLEAR ARMED
Backdown on repairing of nuclear ships 27,2:3
No choice over nuclear ships (Leader) 29,2:2
Nuclear ships ban backed 9,8:5
Australia alters stance on N-ships in Pacific
17,8:5
SHIPPING - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Long-running dispute on ship's engineers settled
15,5:3
$2ra-a-day foreign ship bans continue 20,7:6
Shipping unions lift foreign ship bans 24,7:7
SHORTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL
Carrier set to test its new engines 28.1:5
City stop for Soviet cruise ship 11.2:1
Big plans for ship (HMAS Melbourne) 15.2:25
Second tirae a record cargo 17.2:1
Governraent raoves to encourage shipping growth
1,3:4
S.CC. raoves into new premises 4.1:8
Fisher alleges Council report cover-up 5,1:1
S,C,C, moves to have report made public 6,1:3
County Councils (Leader) 6,1:2
Secret report calls for S,C,C, staff cuts 7,1:1
S.C.C. overstaffing blaraed on State 10,1:1
Getting to work on the S.C.C. 10,1:2
Feraale S.C.C. apprentice begins at Muswellbrook
11,1:5
S,C.C. work at new bridge 11,1:18
A look at lurap suras 14,1:2
Accuralating a nest egg (Leader) 14,1:2
$2,29 rebates for pensioners 14,1:11
S.CC. should withdraw from its unprofitable
retail activities 16.1:6
The wrong field (Leader) 17.1:2
Leaked report sparks S.C.C. deraand 20.1:1
Power consumption up 20.1:5
Ex-chairraan backs S.C.Cs report call 21,1:5
S.C.C. plans capital works costing $37ra 3.2:3
County Councils to pay for power price cut :
Fisher 7,2:8
Wheat cargo a record 13.3:6
Early retireraent plan to aid shipping i n d u s t r y
16.4:3
NESCA row brews over p r i c e of c h i e f ' s c a r 2 8 , 2 : 1
Move t o r e j e c t p o r t C o u n c i l ' s o f f e r t o buy land
28.2:3
Ship replica work raay begin soon (Williara IV)
16,4:7
Coal-fired bulk carrier arrives in Newcastle
18,4:8
Russians show glimpse of cruising 20,4:5
The job of chief purser spans 24 hours every
day 20.4:5
Shipping essential to Australia's future 23,4:6
$lra plan to replicate stearaer 29.5:3
Shippers 'owe Port fees' 31,5:1
BHP to order two big bulk carriers from Japan
2.6:1
Newcastle Port shipments rise 19% 14.6:9
End likely to hercules' labours 28.6:3
Shipping coals to City 4.7:5
S.C.C. Chief refused expensive car 2,3:1
Council men 'doing private work' 2,3:5
Builders cool on display horae 2,3:5
'300 electrical' raoonlighters 3,3:1
S.C.C. accused of inefficiency 8.3:3
Moonlighter 'gets 48 jobs' 13,3:5
S.C.C. recovers frora storra damage 15,3:8
Checks on electrical 'moonlighting jobs' urged
17,3:4
S,C.C, outlays $l.lra on fleet prograra 27,3:5
Power down 30,3:8
Secret reports : 'spite a natural reaction'
6.4:1
5 engaged in private contracts 6.4:1
S.CC. condemns power ads 5.4:4
Electricity uses rises 147, 6,4:4
Mystery over raoonlighters 7,4:1
Manipulating the press (Leader) 7,4:2
S.C.C move lacks support 7.4:3
S.C.C. to raeet on report 10,4:4
Premier e a m s less than S.C.C.'s chiefs 11.4:1
S.CC, to probe staff conduct 12,4:1
S,C.C. break-ins 'may be linked to inquiry'
13,4:5
Denman not 'singled out' 13,4:5
No S.CC. move to cut ads 14,4:3
S.C.C calls tenders for coraputer network 21,4:4
NESCA shown how to dodge media 25,4:1
Power bill relief for kidney patients 27,4:4
S.C.C signs on for crime fight 4,5:11
S.CC. learns how to handle the media 4,5:5
Senior S.C.C. officers 'back' findings 5,5:1
S.CC, sales, applications for supply continue to
climb 5,5:12
S.C.C, in power cost study groups 21,5:5
Patients raay get S,C.C. rebate 22,5:1
S.C.C, to consider offer for Maitland building
31,5:6
SHIPPING
Engine transplant successful (Iron Carpentaria)
5,1:4
BHP c a r r i e r g e t s a ' s h a v e ' (Iron C a r p e n t a r i a )
6,1:4
SA raakes a bid f o r subs c o n t r a c t 6 , 7 : 6
Export t a s k - f o r c e to be set up 9 . 7 : 3
Swedish ship delayed 11.7:9
RAN ship sails 14,7:4
Ships 'freed' by easing ban 23,7:1
Port ship work hopes a r e dashed 25.7:6
NZ stand on ships backed by NTHC 30.7:7
Shipping back to normal 31.7:4
New pact seen for subs work 2,8:3
Ship to visit 2,8:6
Hours row hits wheat exports 8,8:1
Coal ships 8,8:10
Sharks take 9 off thong r a f t 1 5 , 8 : 1
ANL c u t s North Qld seirvice a f t e r $42ra l o s s
5,9:26
Inquiry i n t o f r e i g h t c o s t s 6 . 9 : 3
Task Force forraed to study shipping 27,9:5
Submarine visit stops shipping 29,9:3
US ship to visit (USS Waddell) 16,10:8
Ships queue grows 26.11:5
$lra work to lift uploading rate 29,11:3
No smoko : work, Japanese style 19,12:3
I' I
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91. 1984
SHORTLAND COUNTY COUNCIL (Con't)
SHOWS (Con't)
S.C.C. rejects $20,000 advertising bill 8.6:1
Power rebates approved 8.5:4
S.C.C. to sell Maitland office to State 15.5:3
S . C C , and ad agency part over appliance sales
20,6:3
Illegal substation entry warning 4,7:9
Record call on power 5,7:1
Auditor to check Council costs 5,7:1
HV farraers have power restored 7,7:5
1985 raove for Police 7,7:23
Overload causes blackout 9.7:3
Electrical business comes in 'out of the
moonlight' 13,7:3
Faulty towers in S,C.C. showroom 14.7:1
S.C.C sales head likely from outside 21.7:3
Electricity costs hit van dwellers 2,8:6
Power threat in S,C,C bans dispute 4,8:1
S.C.C 'takes wrong steps' on ladders 4.8:1
Huge S.C.C. appliance losses 3,8:1
No sales rung up for bargain ladders 3,8:1
S.C.C row over advertising agency to be
continued 4,8:3
Bans on, but no power cuts 6.8:3
Dialysis users rebate 6.8:9
Power row bttes as storra hits 7,8:1
S,C.C will have two ad agencies 10,8:1
S.CC. row agreement 10,8:4
S.C.C. pays record bulk power bills 29.8:6
S.C.C. Union wants vote of support 5,9:3
NESCA changes mind on advert bill 7,9:1
S,CC. 'neutral' on sales staff support plea
7.9:3
Employees' ladders 'perk' to remain 7,9:3
Trainers at S.C.C. will go at end of year 8,9:4
Hunter faces rise for power 25,9:1
S.C.C. looks at new fees scale 26,9:3
Standing power charges returning 28.9:1
Power lines damaged by shooters 28.9:3
Wallsend staff worried on jobs 5,10:4
Evans gives himself nod of approval 9.10:3
Moonlighters report 25.10:3
S.C.C. to stand down 'raoonlighters' 26,10:1
S.C.C. set for union clash 29.10:1
Power men go back 31,10:1
A big issue for those at the top 31,10:1
S.C.C. will raeet union on charges 1.11:3
S.C.C. raeets 3 unions on row 3.11:3
S.C.C. row still simmering 5.11:5
Council 'duty to check staff 5.11:5
Union urges S.C.C. to employ 17 raore 6.11:10
S.CC, and union talks end in deadlock 10.11:1
Unions to get S.CC. charge details 13,11:1
S,C.C and Newgas in raoves 14.11:24
Unions get charge details 15.11:4
Jobling wins election as S.C.C. Chairman 23.11:3
Evans confirras 'duraping' 23.11:3
Council defers inquiry decision 23,11:3
Meeting on S.C.C. raove 1.12:6
S.C.C alleges meters 'fixed by employees' 7.12:3
February date for S.C.C, hearing 12,12:8
S.C.C, warns on bogus calls 14,12:7
Electricity price to increase 4,937, 21,12:
Facilities lack puts shows in doubt (Home
Improvement Exhibition) 18.2:9
Rain cuts attendance but Show a success 20.2:5
Show suppleraent 21,2;3
Show goodies 207, cheaper on 'passport' 21,2:7
Special crime exhibit at the Show 22.2:12
Show gets off to traditional wet start 23.2:9
Bread award goes to Sydney 2 3.2:9
The sun brings srailes at the Show 24.2:5
Fifties stars to parade 25,2:40
Show gets brand new star 25.2:3
Newton opens the Show and a new lifestyle 25.2:5
Thousands cheer champions 27.2:5
Show standard up, crowd down 27.2:1
Wallsend man takes Show sawing final 17.4:6
Show gets a new woodchop race from Valley 21.4:4
Gloucester cow wins award 26.4:9
Crowds queue to see doll exhibition 30,4:5
Stroud Show success 30,4:5
SHORTLAND WETLANDS
A Wetlands sancturay (Conservation) 7.,3:2
Durap sites raay stand 9,3:5
Dropping of Wetlands from tip plan urged 10,3:4
Waste options still open (Leader) 12,3:2
Wetlands project erupts 27,3:4
Wetlands area durap unlikely 28,3::l
Rare birds delight watchers 11.4::20
Concern on Wetlands 4,5:4
Guardian of the Wetlands 16,7:2
Wetland group seeking support 25,8:12
Wetlands trust seeks support 29,8:7
Wetlands trust launched 1,10:4
Shortland Wetlands 'an international asset'
12,11:9
SHOWS
Sporting theme for Show 19.1:5
Art, crafts and wine at park (Speers Point)
13,2:7
Girls vie for title 16,2:4
Paterson girl wins Show title 17.2:3
Horror Show on wheels (Custon van show) 29.5:7
Clash delays Show (Newcastle) 13,6:5
President of Show body to step down (Newcastle)
30.7:5
Life membership for Show's ex-President
(Newcastle) 21.8:3
Show event (Singleton) 26.9:7
Foetuses withdrawn from view at Wagga Show
display 28.9:3
Exhibition Hall 9.11:2
King St is ready for fair 7.12:5
Record crowd at King St Fair 10,12:5
Show backers to set record in '85 27.12:3
SINGLETON
Flood fears arise frora levee raove 18.1:11
Singleton to get boost in electricity housing
23.1:6
Third shops plan revived 21,3:12
Singleton meeting to discus drugs 21.5:7
Singleton R.S.L. to give away $3800 12.6:8
Move would hit town 25.7:5
Show event 26.9:7
Singleton in running for base : Hallam 30.9:3
SINGLETON SHIRE COUNCIL
Singleton rate rise 'unlikely' 4.1:11
Job-sharing team splits up after nine months
18.1:6
Singleton's rates 'area's lowest' 18.1:10
Singleton rate to rise 127, 25.1:3
Shop centre in Singleton planned 28.5:4
Plea for ceraetary upkeep 11.7:3
Singleton wants artillary school 13,7:5
Singleton moves on ,^rray land 26.7:8
Singleton works on carap proposal 30,8:5
Shire Chief's 9th terra 5,9:4
Base opposition 8.9:13
Singleton land on discount offer 25.10:5
State subsidies for Singleton water 21.11:3
Shire to lift rate 5.12:7
56 sites released 19,12:10
Singleton Council caught in shops cross-fire
22.12:1
Council honours colonel 26.12:5
SOCCER
Top soccer referee suspended 22.2:33
Reorganised NSL starting 3.3:43
Lake Macquarie airas to build a soccer dynasty
6,3:15
Scheinflug sacked as National coach 9.3:15
NSL raakes urgent bid to retain players 21,3:40
Kaiser new coach at Westy 16,4:20
NSL acts over arrests, arson 14,5:22
AJA considers ban on soccer team 22,5:20
Soccer league lifts ban on players 23,5:44
Guest player idea unlikely : ASF 6.6:40
Newcastle host to soccer camival 7.6:16
Minrai's soccer centenary 7.6:18
Soccer legends for centenary reunion 8,5:18
A side unbeaten 8,6:18
N, H. DNDEX
SOCCER (Con't)
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92, 1984
I SOCCER (Con't)
i
Bellamy plots downfall 9.6:41
Player 32 gets life 14.6:18
Greek tackle 'diabolical' 14,6:18
Maverick coach's methods accepted 15,6:22
Central Coast needs soccer players 15,5:41
Socceroo back to best 16,6:42
Girls soccer final tonight 27,6:39
Highfields will be 'nuisance' to soccer sides
30,6:41
Westy holds advantage 7,7:4l
Westy jumps to clear lead 9.7:22
Countback needed for soccer title 10,7:13
Cardiffs' bid to reach serai-finals 14,7:39
Jesraond in great run 18,7:36
Weston's record challenged 21,7:43
Brett Fawkes has his day 23,7:20
Kaisers face divided loyalties 28,7:42
Threat may stop garae 28,7:42
Johnston in quandary 2,8:18
Soccer star risks leave at birth 4,8:1
China tour confirmed 3.8:20
Lake's hopes rest on game 4,8:41
Midfielder's return gives lift to West Wallsend
6.8:15
NSL acts to streamline competition 9,8:18
Westy sturables on its horae straight 13,8:20
Old rivalry rekindled 21,8:18
Arok naraes 34-raan tour squad 22,8:40
A pair of old heads assist soccer win 23,8:18
Youngsters to defend title 24,8:14
Cardiff set to answer preraiership question
25.8:41
Cessnock pair play last garae 25,8:41
Cardiff takes NSF minor preraiership 27,8:17
Olyrapian saves (Queensland 27.8:20
Aust lacks patience, says soccer coach 29,8:30
Talent scouts at soccer 30,8:16
Local boys shine in Belmont soccer win 3.9:16
No replay of soccer minor serai final 4.9:18
Fitness key for Fawkes 7,9:18
Vetera 'JT' still nervous 8.9:41
Family affair for Lambton rangers 8.9:41
Weston 'claira' final 8.9:41
NSL back to horae and away 10,9:13
Bears raake up for raissed penalty 10.9:16
Top level course in soccer coaching 13.9:18
Sweeper thrives on old town 13.9:18
Durable fullback seeks hat-trick 14.9:16
Northern products to fore 14.9:16
Araey dorainates for Australs 15,9:41
Larabton after first soccer title 15,9:41
Jenkins travels to win jersey 15,9:41
West Wallsend 15-year-old could start in grand
fiaal 15,9:42
New iraage for NSL 17,9:15
Bears win third straight title 17.9:18
Point separates seven sides 17.9:18
Official answers shoot out critics 18,9:16
Maier a senior side chance 21,9:20
Newcoraers into soccer playoff 22.9:46
Gosling cleared to tour with Kiwis 27,9:15
Youth shoots for English career (Michael Devon)
29,9:42
National spot gives Mair his 'bonus' 29,9:42
Blacktown out of NSL 11.10:16
Liverpool star now Chelsea fan (Craig Johnston)
12.10:3
Davidson to miss NSL final series 13.10:45
Two surprise picks in Socceroos squad 13.10:46
Pelted coach in last laugh 15,10:20
Soccer referee reaches top as adrainistrator
(Bill Jones) 16,10:20
Hurable box fed a noble soccer spirit 19.10:18
Cash to speedy 20,10:44
Sleeping giants stir 22.10:18
Successful year for soccer body 23,10:19
Tearas pledge open soccer 24,10:40
South Melbourne wins first leg 2-1 25.10:18
Johnston sets up two goals 26.10:20
Soccer title goes South 29,10:20
Socceroos under 'close scrutiny' 30,10:18
Schaefer unsure of his future 30,10:19
Wran backs soccer arena 30,10:20
Socceroo survival tour 1,11:18
Cardiff and Weston to scoop local awards 3,11:45
NSL Cup to expand in '85 3,11:45
Fawkes naraed soccer player of the year 5.11:15
Socceroo tour lifts popularity 14,11:51
i Soccer Board 16,11:20
; Arok seeks faster raen 20,11:20
I Soccer girls go on tour 28,11:44
Watson makes grade at 31 3,12:18
Dissatisfied Arok wants team with bite, cruelty
5,12:44
Indoor soccer gathers steam 19.12:40
Williaras back as soccer president 21,12:20
Four teams jostle 24,12:12
SOCCER - ROSEBUD UNITED
United will continue in 1984 25,1:16
United fights for its life over ultimatum 27.1:16
Lowe severs strong ties 2,2:18
Tredinnick to quit United 14,2:16
Fresh hope for United 25,2:40
NSL refuses Sunday bid 14,3:42
Night soccer for North 14,3:42
Victory songs cannot mask worries 2,4:1
D-Day for soccer club 3,4:16
Rosebuds replace United 4,4:1
Newcastle soccer forfeit 5,4:20
NSL postpones raatch between new club and Sydney
City 7,4:38
Players to decide on transfers 9.4:18
Karaasz the big hope to solve NSL problems 10,4:18
Rosebud in NSL for Sunday's garae 12,4:18
A new teara rises from the ashes of KB United
13,4:20
Rosebud United waiting for Jones 14,4:40
Kaiser's reply 14.4:40
Senkalski, Jones 'sure to sign' with Rosebud
18,4:24
Rosebud sign Jones, Boogaard 19,4:18
United face hard task 21,4:28
Senkalski to sign for United 4,5:20
Rosebud gets new coach 11.5:20
Three at horae in row 6.6:40
Buds bristling for raatch 11.6:16
Striking duo lift United to great win over City
12.6:18
Caban could split Buds 15.6:22
Big gate tipped for NSL raatch 16.5:42
Brandt back scoring 18.5:16
Westy run dashed in 20 rainutes 18.5:18
Top four in doubt 22,5:18
Farina's speed a worry for coach 23.5:40
Cardiff buries hoodoo 25.6:18
Youth teara qualifies 25.6:18
Gosling grounded : bone chip in knee 28,6:18
Slipper surface extra obstacle 30,5:42
United free to plan ahead after clubs put
differences aside 29.6:18
Rosebuds rehabilitation 7,7:42
Soccer fans ignored 12,7:16
Hampton to get VIP treatraent 14,7:40
Results ensure great finale 16,7:18
Green gully fixture hardly inspiring 18,7:36
John's retained in Rosebud side 21,7:44
Gosling raust for United 25,7:22
Newcastle drift concerns VIC coach 30,7:13
Lake Macquarie official seething over referee
30,7:16
Soccer deadline 2.8:1
Negotiation answer : Tredinnick 3,8:20
Player's penalty extended 3,8:20
Worries of the world on coach Gallagher 4,8:44
Rosebud fights against odds 6,8:15
Rosebud United to fight injunction 10.8:18
Tough road to soccer success 11,8:47
Rosebud happy but lose striker Jones 11,8:50
Rosebud United scores 3-1 upset 13,8:20
Another kick in teeth for Rosebud 14,8:18
Pleasing dilerama for coach 15,8:38
Senkalski waits for $8500 date tackle 18,8:1
'Wembly' to host NSF grand finale 18.8:43
Westy back in league 20.8:15
$8500 tag on Senkalski : and worth every cent
20,8:20
Playoff position on line for Rosebuds 25,8:42
Sortie South has Rosebud blooming 27,8:20
Buds itching to go 29,8:34
Rosebud in final but venue open 30,8:18
Arok alone psyches Buds 1.9:42
Playoff fiasco in semis 3,9:18
Rosebud suffers one of its blackest days 3,9:18
Rosebud's final in Melbourne 5,9:18
N, H, INDEX
SOCCER - ROSEBUD UNITED (Con't)
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Rosebud challenged over 'inner-City' tag 7,9:18;
Rosebud will not ease up ; Gallagher 8,9:42
Strikers 'disappoint' 11,9:16
Mc()uarrie back to shake up Midfield 12.9:40
Rosebud beats odds to take NSL Cup 13,9:1
Cup victory could usher in new era 14.9:16
-Farewell to Todd will be spur enough 15,9:42
Todd leaves United with fond memories 17,9:14
Youth squad's bid for final 19,9:40
Rosebud to host final 21,9:20
Cup cash goes to levy 21.9:20
Rosebud players will see out season 22.9:45
Teenager spurs Rosebud to deterralned draw
24,9:20
United's holiday plans to draw spectators 25.9:18
Rosebud wins cup 27,9:15
Internationals on show 1.10:16
United reraain in race for National League
playoff 2,10:18
United youth will attempt to emulate seniors in
Cup 6,10:44
Soccer triumph 8,10:1
Youth keeper restored to life 8,10:18
Gallagher stays with club 8,10:18
Cash to speedy 20,10:44
Rosebud stays in NSL 20,12:15
93. 1984
1 SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Fears for woraan lost on Array Base 5.1:10
Decision on Sth. Aust. MPs' pay rise expected
today 16.1:5
South Australian MPs' coraproraise on pay rise
18.1:5
Hunger strike continues at Adelaide prison 18.1:14
Policeraan's 'count down to death' 23.1:4
Riot may end Sunday trading 24.1:5
Fugitive S.A. toad recaptured 28.1:10
Frog was innocent 1.2:9
Drug fell of truck 8,2:6
State 'bans' correction fluids 8,2:30
Teachers held hostage in school siege 9.2:5
Art festival opens 5.3:5
Two guilty of abduction 14.3:4
Women-only job creation scheme gets go-ahead
20.3:5
Police in hunt for two raen 2,5:5
S.A, long-terra prisoner to get parole 23,5:7
Mystery SA 'disease' 25,10:3
Fires hit Coffers 31,10:6
Politician 'victim of a vendetta' 7.12:8
SA workers boxed in 27,12:15
SPACE EXPLORATION
SOCIAL SECURITY
U.S,, Soviets locked in a race for space
superiority 11,2:37
No evidence of life in space : expert 16.5:12
10,000 a week fewer line up for dole 23,3:3
Lusher's week on the dole a disgrace : Minister
28,3:4
'Sack MP' call over dole plan 30,3:5
SPIDERS
Bans spread : drivers offer bicycle to dole
t r i a l i s t 31.3:3
Atterapted suicides in wake of 'Greek
conspiracy' 31.3:9
Living on the dole 7,4:7
Lusher backs down on dole stand 9,4:1
Backing sought for welfare agency 18.4:4
One-parent farailies on benefits 12.5:5
Confidential papers put in bin by error 23.5:7
$2ra block to open doors in August 18.6:8
Bans threatened in Social Security 22.6:5
Sour result after dole appeal 7,8:1
Social Security fraud cases 'too nuraerous to
investigate' 18.8:5
100,000 cut in dole cue 6,9:1
Assets t e s t forms ready 25,9:3
New payments Social Security 15,10:6
$63ra excess welfare payout 19,11:1
Warning on bogus assets test 21,11:7
Pensioners 'phoned on assets' 30,11:7
Ministry 'split' to satisfy factions 10,12:5
Asset list unclear : advice to wait 31,12:5
SOCIAL WELFARE
Welfare funds 4,1:6
Refuge decision 'dictatorial' 4,1:13
$327,000 for new jobs 6,1:5
Teara checks social plan 18,1:1
$150,000 for Wallsend groups 25,1:4
New services for Lifeline 28.1:4
Wallsend kitchen opened (Meals on Wheels) 6,2:6
Pork-barrelling 'evident' (Neighbourhood
Centres) 6.2:3,,, Correction 8,2:3
Correction to above 8,2:3
Lack of funds threatens welfare van 9.2:7
Eastlakes service project in raotion after 2
years 13,2:5
Support group set up 'Ethnic grow 12,4:6
Soup kitchen vigil by jobless 2,5:4
Financial help is only part of welfare 14,5:7
Housing funds not enough : Ministers 18,5:4
Hunter welfare 'short changed by $3m' 25,5:1
'Hardest' year for charity (Sfliith Family)
13,6:5
Tickets w a m i n g (Smith Faraily) 3,7:8
Regional social plan updated 7,9:5
Social care unit launched 15.10:4
Low-cost refuges dwindle 17,10:3
$75,000 to welfare groups 22,10:5
$5,000 grant 23.10:10
Survival for many 'relies on begging' 27,11:7
Funnel Web bite victim recovers 30.1:1
SPORT
See also:
names of individual sports
SPORT
A backwater spectator sport left the others in
its wake 3 1:12
Bullfight at Dapto to go on 19.1:5
Bullfight injunction to be sought 20,1:4
Robyn Leggat wins Sports Star title 23.1:14
Dummy teaches horse sense - and that's no bull
16.2:1
Gura gets expert tuition from world champion
23.2:20
Cultural blend at the Bocce Club 25.2:11
Don't tangle with this young judo charap 2.4:3
Tilt at record fails (Parachuting) 23,4:3
Old darts to do battle 31.5:18
Treble the field in Gardens fun run 12,6:8
Converted wool store adopts sleeker image
(Howzat) 15,5:22
Tour caps big year for iron man duo 20,7:18
Exercises will give fun runners a warm up 20.7:6
Woraen frora Stroud is world's best 23.7:6
Denraan gets chip-raaking off pat, no bull 30.7:3
New netball courts upset hockey body 31,7:1
Tobacco sponsors 31.7:13
Young archer wins silver 2.8:18
Teenager makes Softball squad 7.8:17
Saturday work ray hit sport 11.8:1
Tamworth archers in Tamworth gold 16.8:18
Mazes and chases for white collar workers 20,8:5
Sports events among bicentennial proposals 30,8:14
Parry heads WA Cup bid syndicate 31,8:4
Softball popular in H.V. 3.9:14
Wind punishes marathon skiers 5.9:1
Trampolinist bounces back strongley 6.9:16
Facts, figures and fun 13.9:15
Backs seeks Walker Memorial 15,9:41
Sport tour to NZ games 19,9:37
Games target of $3ra (Coraraonwealth Games) 19,9:40
South Australian coach proud of Institute of Sport
22,9:45
3000 take part in sport festival 24,9:4
Athletes invited to NZ carnival 25,9:17
Institute of Sport 'wired' for results 26,9:33
Racquet ball to bounce into competitive sport
(Lower Hunter Supplement) 17,10:2
North trio for darts title 18,10:18
Water polo has first splash 3,11:45
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Teenager first to win NSW Water Polo berth
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6,11:21
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Lake sports priorities announced 15,11:4
Newcastle Uni vie for points (Water Polo) 24,11:45
Martial art challenge at ISC 24,11:45
Rick Duncan wins hang-glide title 26,11:18
Hunter gains eight spots in water polo 29,11:18
Paddling record kept in family 29,11:20
Swansea lass on target 5.12:5
Gliding record to Duncan 10,12:16
N Cronulla crew richer 10,12:18
Softball rep teams decided 18,12:15
SPORT - CRIMES (Con't)
Family's fortune ranges far and wide 1,12:3
'Ring-in' appeals to go ahead 4,12:5
Bookie 'began ring-in story' 12.12:21
'Stumble' led to AJC guilt claim 13,12:4
Banker 'lied to A J C 14.12:3
'Oversight on bets 18,12:5
Trip 'to back Fine Cotton' 19,12:28
QC's ring-in theory 20,12:5
Race evidence c r i t i c i s e d
21,12:5
Bookie cleared 22,12:34
SPORT - HANDICAPPED PEOPLE
SPORT - ACCIDENTS AND FATALITIES
Newcastle blind athletes score in National
Garaes 20,1:3
Track fall arouses protest at 'delay' 23.3:3
Injured union player stable 16.4:6
Wade hurt in race fall at Bundamba 7,8:18
Operation broken hip 8,8:36
Operation 'a success' 9,8:18
Tredinnick could need surgery 21,8:18
Top pacer hit by car ; no hope of racing again
15,10:1
Cricket ball Ko's promising boxer (Siraon Burton)
18.10:20
Bouncer fells batsraan 23,11:16
Injury ends Wade's jockey career 8,12:1
Doctor d e s c r i b e s a s p a l t r y $50,000 g r a n t
disabled 7,2:16
for
Veteran cyclist aids disabled 7,3:40
Broken bone a slight set back 13,3:3
Athletes 'hurt' by Garaes switch 22.3:1
Blind charap honoured 31.3:39
Children think big to aid disabled 20,4:4
Disabled athletes have medals in their sights
27,4:18
Disabled Garaes untroubled 17,5:20
Pressure builds for disabled swira charap 13,7:18
SPORTING FACILITIES
SPORT - CRIMES
Trainer suspended over swab bribe charge 2.1:1
Bookie fined $1000 27.1:16
Swab bribe penalty halved on appeal 4,2:40
Fine on dope counts 28,4:1
Bookie case discussed 1.5:1
Ex-bookie suramoned by AJC 2.6:3
Fine for headbutting referee 26.5:3
Pugby union referee 'hit in nose, mouth' 7.7:1
Threats on phone to RL players 7.7:1
Apprentice suspended at W Farra 9.7:19
Dooraben race switch to raid-week 9.7:19
Hooker charged with kicking (Wayne Newling)
9,7:22
Suspended until April 3.8:15
Leading trainer astounded by year's
disqualification 14,8:18
Logue suspended 17.8:22
Ping-in spurs 'raafia' link fears (Also refer
to horseracing) 21,8:1
Driver gets 8 weeks after four winners 21.8:1
,
'Assault' on referee brings $1000 bond 21,8:3
Horse trainer 'could be in danger of life'
22,8:3
Trainer says bookmaker behind race switching
27.8:1
Witness defy race stewards 28,8:3
Racehorse inquiry 'should be widened' 29,8:5
Minister calls for racehorse report 30.8:5
Bookraaker denies link to Qld ring-in 31.8:3
Key witness refuses Fine Cotton questioning
1.9:3
Leading greyhound stolen 15.9:41
Recalls 'likely' for Canberra witnesses into
race ring-in 26,9:12
Ping-in witness 'bet for brother' 3.10:15
Fine Cotton bettors raay be barred 10,10:4
Fine Cotton quiz goes public 13.10:45
Jockey alleges liar tag 15.10:4
Five in court over Fine Cotton 17.10:16
Turf Club to check Trimbole charge 22.10:9
Vic Police inquire into Cup 'rigging' 24,10:1
Cup quiz a fizzer : Police 28,10:3
Fine Cotton hearing denied 27,10:5
Mystery 'ring-in' racehorse found 30.10:1
Police clear 1980 Cup 30.10:3
Check on brand, markings of Fine Cotton suspect
31.10:4
Bets ridiculous : bookie 14.11:4
Inquiry on Fine Cotton hears of big bets 15,11:7
'Series of big bets' by wife of punter 16,11:4
Wife took secret flight to lay bet 17,11:5
City bookie 'led rush' 20,11:10
AJC told of bets on ring-in horse 22,11:5
Priest's AGC court claim refused 23,11:3
Waterhouse denies ring-in knowledge 23,11:5
Waterhouse loses licences 1,12:3
Council cool on centre 25,1:5
Kurri Golf Club benefits in $40,000 CEP grants
9,2:4
Work on tennis clubhouse 'disgusting' 11.2:Supp
Four-raan power panel takes over Cahill Oval
29.2:34
State cash grant to Lake support 21,3:10
Four Park Board raerabers resign 9,5:20
Soccer tree refuses to yield as Wallsend ponders
shift 1,6:18
Lake plan for park and Sports Centre 10.7:1
New roles seen for sport ovals 8.8:3
Sports Ground raay go 15.8:8
Taking up fight for No.l 23.8:18
Council divided on ground 5.9:4
Radiation 'present in oval soil' 24.10-1
$15ra stadiura for Parraraatta 21.11:38
The Motely Ground fans love 27.11:i9
$20m developraent for Belraont Golf Club 30.11:i
$2.5ra loan f o r r a c e c o u r s e stand l 4 . 1 2 : i
SPORTS - STRIKES AND BISPUTES
Pay o f f e r withdrawn 5 . 1 : 3
Greenkeeper row 6.1:4
Greenkeepers meeting 7,1:5
Club picket line 'should end' 11,1:5
Greenkeepers strike 12,1:3
Dispute could mean sports chaos 13,1:1
Conflict on the greens (Leader) 13,1:2
Wait and see for bowlers as greenkeepers stay
out 14,1:1
Several bowling clubs play on despite
greenkeepers' bans 16,1:3
Presidents threaten to cut bowling greens 17,1:3
Greenkeepers urged to end club bans 18,1:3
Assurance on greens trainees 19,1:4
Bowlers backed on greens cutting 20,1:1
Redhead rejects pay rise plan 21,1:1
Clubs vote to maintain greens 24,1:3
Northern clubs back bowls green decision 25,1:3
Bowls club clash over hoses, 'accident' 26,1:1
Police called to bowling club row 27.1:3
Bowling club dispute partly resolved 28.1:1
Bowling club dispute for hearing 1.2:5
Hearing of dispute adjourned 2.2:4
Picket line finished 3.2:5
Club hearing adjourned 4,2:9
Greenkeepers dispute over $1 : Judge 11.2:5
Mail piles up as bans continue 14,2:1
RL off over referee row 29,6:1
League matches on again 3,7:1
Doomben goes ahead 11.7:38
Walkoff stops dog raeeting 25,10:18
N, H, INDEX
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SQUASH
STEEL (Con't)
Squash girl eyes state berth 22,5:20
Squash an eye risk 1,6:5
Upsets in squash series 5.6:17
Viking wins 22.6:14
$1000 purse in squash contest 14.8:18
Queensland squash reps refuse to play 25.8:41
Newcastle pair win senior squash 24,9:20
Squash corapetition draws sponser 29.9:41
Kurri strong in squash 1.11:16
New tearas seek squash place 9.11:15
Squash rivals square off 30.11:20
Coalfields teara tense raen's squash grand final
BHP sticks to Qld mill project 13.11:1
Steelworks plan shut downs 15.11:5
Preferences on steel input cuts 17.11:3
Tubemakers' 50th 1.12:3
Barriers on US steel imports 12.12:25
Scrap mills 'may need to import' 13,12:8
Pact on level of US steel iraports 29.12:3
4.12:22
STOCKTON
Stockton port plan review 18.4:1
Stockton body to proraote tourism 10.5:7
Stockton Chamber wins tree battle 31.10:1
STORE
STATE DOCKYARD
Yard 'still in race for subs job' 5.1:10
Dockyard union deal nearer 10,1:5
New dockyard deal ready 18,1:5
Dockyard jobs pledge 2,2:6
A dockyard for the future (Leader) 3.2:2
Minister praises Yard agreeraent 3,2:5
Dockyard s a f e t y g a i n s $500 5 , 2 : 6
S t a t e Dock l o s e s $4,9ra 2 4 , 2 : 5
Dockyard raission t o subraarine b u i l d e r s 2 5 , 2 : 3
Dockyard ' a s a c r i f i c e to Cockatoo' 2 . 3 : 6
Plurabers ban Dockyard work 16,3:4
Dockyard right for subs : Kelly 19,3:3
Two firms in patrol tender 5,5:3
Dockyard gains $lra Navy ref it job 5.5:10
An old steara locomotive refurbished 10,5:5
Future of floating crane for debate 4,7:7
$3,4m boost for sub bid 8,9:3
$l,4ra loss this year 'acceptable' 21.9:4
Tidy towns inspection 11.10:5
Guidelines 'followed' 1.11:5
Dockyard attacks Victoria plan 24.11:13
Dockyard teara to study in Japan 3.12:3
No smoko : work, Japanese style 19.12:3
STEEL
Steel uncertainty (Leader) 2.1:2
Steel upturn cuts bounty 9.1:1
New boost in steel jobs 13.1:3
Talks on steel 8,2:4
PM raoves for big China steel deal 10.2:1
Industiry probleras complex 10.2:4
The iron road to China (Steel) 11.2:2
Proraise to China on union deals 11,2:3
BHP cautious on China raarket 11,2:10
PM taunts BHP on China deal 13.2:1
W.A. benefit in potential steel deal with China
14,2:7
PM to raeet unions and BHP on steel 17,2:3
Hawke, BHP in steel-deal talks 21,2:3
Hawke steel sales iniative attracts broad support
22,2:5
Bursting the steel balloon 23,2:2
Australia slips in world steel production 28.2:6
BHP sees a sharing of steelraaking 6.3:1
Sraorgonraini-raillenters the steel raarket 17,4:3
Hawke 'in trouble' over trade iniatives 23,4:4
Hawke's China plan gets grudging BHP nod 24.4:1
The raoral : raodesty can be useful 24,4:3
$80ra steel spending since new plan 27,4:5
Steel unions worried on jobs clause 11,5:8
Safety row stoppage halts steel-raaking 20.6:11
Funding of centre sought 22,5:4
Continuous caster for Corasteel to cost $6,7ra
23,5:9
F . l . A . raen s t r i k e on s t a f f work 2 6 , 6 : 4
Hunter 'to benefit' frora Brisbane Steel Mill
20,7:5
Overseas factors help lift Mt Newman
iron ore output 377, 24.7:12
Steel imports queried 30.7:4
Injuries down 7,8:7
Bowen to sign China steel pact 10,8:1
Chinese metal group at BHP 17.8:8
Qld snubs Wran on steel plea 21.8:1
Steel attracts CRA 5,9:26
Steel profit at $34.6m 22,9:1
Output in steel excellent result 26,9:13
Four in bid for Qld steel raill 17.10:1
Co-operation 'needed in steel industry' 29,10:7
US steel barriers 'threat to local market' 7,11:40
Second payment to storeraerabers19.4:6
15,000 store cheques 'not yet claimed' 4.5:3
Store raay be new raedical centre 7.5:15
STRIKES AND DISPUTES
See also
entries under individual
industries and services
STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Chemicals row ends 10,1:8
Less work tirae lost through disputes 11.,1:3
GM-H to look at possible closure 25.1:4
Parts row over 25,1:8
200 walk off job at B,H,P. 22.2:13
Disputes days lowest in 15 years 16.3:5
Plurabers stage protest on roof of sraelter 27,,3:3
Sit-in plurabers stay on roof 28,3:5
Plurabers ban contractors at Steelworks 5.4:5
Four Toraago plurabers face court over sit-in
5,4:6
Ban on contractors 'may be related to
apprentices' 6,4:5
Plurabers may lift bans on BHP 17.4:5
BHP plurabers lift contractor bans 18.4:4
Picket lines to continue at Toraago 27.4:4
Binoculars sparked stoppage 9.5:3
Action against plurabers disraissed (Tomago Alura)
19.5:9
Striking workers take over Sydney building in
asbestos dispute 26.5:10
Unions cast anchor disputes 8.5:5
Meeting on club troubles 8.5:6
Lost job change highlights CES bans controversy
8.6:10
Dara disputes unresolved 9.6:5
Bans put $5ra order in doubt 15,6:1
Stalemate in Qld Council dispute 25.6:4
FIA raen strike on staff work 26.6:4
Strike leaves three jobless 27.6:3
Strikes end, begin at BHP 28.6:5
Talks on dispute 13.7:6
Workers picket chemical corapany 14.7:4
HDWB halt 17.7:7
Striking oil raen likely to return Monday 28.7:3
Court reporters stop work over security 4.8:13
New Gas raen on strike 28,8:3
600 walk out over dirty loos 29,8:1
Gas strike puts farailys into difficulties 29.8:1
Metal strike looras over jobs ruling 13,9:1
Dara strike issues 'could have raerif 20,9:7
Dara dispute hearing 25.9:4
Ironworkers end strike over dust threat 26.9:4
Deal signals end to strike GM-H strike 27.9:5
Strike at BHP ends 29.9:5
Comsteel FIA men in 24-hour protest 11,10:7
Walk-out halts plant 12.10:4
Shearers call for limits on Kiwis 15,10:5
PSA vote to support stoppage 2,11:4
Fewer days lost in strikes 6.11:8
Shutdown threat to plant 1().11:4
Toraago men out 23,11:16
Eastern nitrogen dispute continues 27.11:7
Shorter week row 'settled' 1.12:4
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N, H, INDEX
SUICIDE
SURF LIFESAVING CLUBS (Con't)
Qld raan dies after carrier theft 12,1:5
Patterns to suicides detected by study 1,2:25
Baby survives woraan's leap off cliff 30,5:3
'Suicide' after copter crash 31,10:3
Three suicide failures but house destroyed 15.11:1
Inquest told suicide was feasible 5.12:18
Club president blasts surf officials 3,12:20
Five clubs chasing third Capper title 8,12:43
Nobbys make a late run to win carnival 10,12:16
Iron man for games 14,12:22
Beach debris cancels surf carnivals 15,12:3
Swansea camival gets Tooheys $1000 boost
15,12:45
SUPERANNUATION
Surf leader injured (Ron McKeon) 29,12:30
Deraand for super fund watchdog (State Govt,
Super Fund) 13,2:9
Employers fear superannuation stampede 8,3:6
Building unions threaten action 29,3:5
Builders ready for super plan 3.4:5
Building tradesraen w i l l
14,4:8
s t o p work o v e r
scheme
Super plan strike threat 17,4:7
Agreeraent on super close (Building Industry)
18,4:5
Builders to oppose pay flow-on 25.4:5
Super for all to beraajorunion aira 22,5:5
ACTU set to use muscle to get super 23,5:16
Super Tax Bill goes to house 31,5:3
Cutting the super fat (Leader) 2,5:2
New deal on Super 'A blunder' 5,8:3
Shortfall in State super funds 30.8:1
Super funds lack 'raatter of policy' 30.8:9
'Free super trust funds' call 5.9:5
Millions owed in payraents 5.9:5
Building unions take'super' trail 5,9:6
Ban opens union's 'super' battle 12,9:4
New State Super Scherae next year 14,9:1
Greiner attacks super changes 17.9:5
Public servants plan protest 22.9:42
Unionraeetingcalls for superannuation talks
27.9:4
Unions oppose new State Super Scherae 28.9:4
Super tax to 'forceraoreon pension' 1,10:4
Meeting closes HDWB office 3.10:4
PS anger over NSW 'Super' Scheme 5.10:4
Changes to BHP Super Fund 9.10:4
Meetings on Super 13.10:5
Welfare plan unveiled by coalition 23.10:7
Inquiry into bias against female life assurance
and Super Scheme 29,10:4
'SUPERNOVA'
Sraaller Supernova l i k e l y : D i r e c t o r 4 , 8 : 8 4
S u p e r n o v a s c i e n c e f a i r o p e n s toromorow 2 0 , 8 : 8
D a r k ' s plan urged 2 1 . 8 : 3
S c i e n c e show o p e n s 2 2 . 8 : 5
Science f a i r proves success 27.8:5
Galaxy overout f o r a super s t a r b l a s t 2 9 , 8 : 1 2
P a r r y St s i t e b a c k e d by MP 3 0 . 8 : 7
Science c e n t r e s i t e s t i l l uncertain 31.8:6
S u p e r n o v a c o n c e r n on f u n d i n g 6 , 1 2 : 4
Land a v a i l a b l e f o r S u p e r n o v a g r o w t h 2 7 , 1 2 : 1
SURF LIFESAVING CLUBS
S t o c k t o n i r o n raan a i r a i n g t o s e c u r e t i t l e a t home
20,1:14
IronraanKelly shows 'era 31.1:14
Jelly blubbers stop title 2,2:18
Aussie bronze 4.2:7
Surf club cited on patrol failure assertion
7,2:3
Iron raan in row after savingraate14,2:1
Top surf club out for fortnight (Swansea Belmont)
15,2:1
Surf c l u b h a r d dorae by b u t c o p s i t s w e e t 1 6 . 2 : 1 6
Swansea-Belraont s u s p e n s i o n has b r a n c h e f f e c t
17,2:13
Faithful'old boat needs good horae 22,2:35
Royce Jackson heads for life of retireraent and
Maritirae Museum 23.2:20
SLSA stiff-necked over penalty 1.3:18
Paddlers hold surf hopes 9,3:15
Chapman ironraancharapion 2,4:18
75 years of service (Redhead SLSC) 15,5:24
Nippers could tour overseas 13,9:16
Superman race 25,10:15
Challenger's hopes buried in the sand as junior i
raises victory flag 29,10:1
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Junior surfers set for tussle 29,10:17
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Nobbys celebrates new clubhouse opening 1,12:7
Fingal rises in nipper point score 3,12:20
SURFING
Scully makes his mark 10,1:14
Big surf contest in doubt 29.2:34
Officials ignore ban 10.3:40
Surfing garableraisses(Wayne Bartholoraew) 20,4:11
'Star fin' a winner for Horan 26.4:1
Stockton youth walks uncertain plank 5.6:18
Peninsula wins tearas title 7,6:16
Egan runs hot in Coffs classic 14,5:15
Woodraakesa task 5,7: 14
Iraportantraeetingfor local surfers 14,7:39
Law's bid for world title 21.7:43
City surf gala plan to be exarained 1.8:12
Cavanagh wins surf award 4.8:41
Surf clubs feel juciciary chill 7.8:18
Newcastle surf title change approved 9,8:15
Surf club anger on beach decision 15,8:5
Bid to stage surfboard title 15.8:4
Surfers get a wide range of titles 21.8:15
Junior classic 24.8:14
Veteran ski paddler has reraedy for longer life
4.9:18
Paddlers suffer at sea 7,9:18
Top riders in surf classic hindered by poor surf
10.9:6
World star's Mattara title 13,9:15
Novocastrians rated highly in surf world 17,9:14
Newcastle surfers in top forra 20,9:15
Egan captures State Scholastic title 29.9:41
Gardiner repeats victory 4.10:18
Two rounds at Shelly Beach 4.10:18
Sainsbury's first round (Mark Sainsbury) 11,10:16
Girl, 15, will surf for Australia (Jodie Laksen)
16.10:20
Tweed t o h o s t Pro-ara s u r f 1 7 , 1 0 : 4 0
Top f i e l d i n c l a s s i c ( K u t a L i n e s / E g a n
Classic) 18,10:18
Surf
Ironraanraovingto Qld 19.10:18
Sainsbury an easy winner at Merewether
(Mark Sainsbury) 25,10:16
In quest for gold 29,10:20
Scully joins talent drain (Mark Scully) 31.10:45
Law takes open title after hard-fought battle
1,11:16
Three seek iron man crown 8,11:18
Merewether second in league event 9,11:15
Sweep to continue at surf camival 10,11:45
Whinage-and-win ironraan recipe 12,11:15
State championship round to be staged in
Newcastle area 15.11:16
Tonks starts on right note 15.11:15
Richards winding down (Mark Richards) 16.11:20
Surfer breaks into big-time (Barotn Lynch)
19.11:18
Johnson loses chance to retain title 22.11:16
R & R seminar at Blacksmiths 23,11:17
Victory at sea for Richards 23.11:20
Egan continues his dominance 29,11:18
Treble chance at Schoolastic Nationals 5,12:16
Upset loss for surfer 12,12:52
Wood lifts form in bigger sea 13.12:20
Wood in fierce contest 14.12:22
North boys take surf honours 15.12:45
Juniors make surf history 24,12:12
Redhead wins cash after protest 24,12:12
Law in Australian for titles in Peru 25.12:21
Belraont Bay provides unlikely venue for surf
camival
SURVEYS
event
' n o two-raan c o n t e s t '
29,12:29
LIB leader skittled by P,M, in poll 26,1:1
Preraier's approval rating up 47. 23.2:8
N, H, INDEX
SWIMMING AND DIVING
97, 1984
SYDNEY CITY COUNCIL
Medallist thinks about retiring (Lisa Curry)
6,1:14
Court move in Sydney fare row 16.3:4
Sydney Labor caucus backs Lord Mayor 19,3:1
Libs not against Lord Mayor 20,3:3
Fu ther Council 'abuses' likely 21.3:7
No action against Lord Mayor 2.4:3
Sydney L§rd Mayor 'did break law' : no action
3,4:5
Sutherland is likely to retain office 16.4:6
ALP may lose control in Sydney 17.4:5
Lord Mayor of Sydney censured 13.6:1
Rebate for Sydney power 3.10:1
Council wins noise case appeal 5.12:17
Curry not concemed by losses 10,1:14
Tabitha strokes way to garaes (Tabitha Andriunas)
18,1:35
Randall airas f o r r e c o r d s 2 8 , 1 : 3 8
Mark S c u l l y airas t o prr.ve coach wrong 1,2:38
No r e s t f o r Country and National age charapions
1,2:38
Swira hope irons out inf.omnia 21, 2:16
Coach defends standardf 24,2:18
Beaten Ford expects to win gold in Los Angeles
25,2:40
Boy 'knew swiraraing rule-,' (Greg Hammond) 8,3:5
Teenager raakes courageous swimming return 15,3:20
Sponsorship offer for across-lake swira 21,3:40
Lake swira just start for plucky 13 year-old
23,3:16
Michelle Ford again betters Olyrapic tirae 25,4:15
Slight Donna has big goals 31.5:18
Ford pulls out of swim raeet 14.6:18
Olyrapic trip doubts 16.6:3
National record falls 16,5:42
P,N, diver injured 20.6:18
Five swira records go 9.7:22
Training the mind as well 11,7:38
Swiraraers succeed as new club
l2^1:lU
Swim chief quits on__ej[B-<rfr'Olyrapics 28.7:42
Olyrapic sucxtes^s-Trispirei Wickhara 5.8:22
Travel 'jinx' stops seasDn in India 8.8:3
Coach in stay plea 9.8:18
T.A.B,
Move for raore pub T.A.B. 5.1:5
Report brings shake-up for T.A.B, systera 22,2:4
Pub T;A-,B, bet in dispute for $855Q 11,4:1
Hunter T.A.B.' figuresshow economy is picking
up 18,4:15
Hunter's punters invest $100m on T.A.B. 24.7:1
Punter 'settles' winning pub T.A.B. bet dispute
19,9:1
TABLE TENNIS
Woseen surprises with State title 30,7:12
Woseen takes trophies in table tennis 22,8:39
Veteran, junior help take out table tennis
4,10:17
TARIFFS
SWIMMING POOLS
Cars the first Hawke target 4.2:3
Tirae to act on Tariffs (Leader) 6.2:2
Tough decisions on industry protection 7.2:2
P.M. quells Tariff row 7.2:5
P.M's stand on industry praised 8.2:5
P.M, hints at changes to car policy 23,4:6
Expansion of car, footwear quotas 9.5:3
Vehicle protection drop planned 21,5:4
Nelson Bay pool 'under threat' 3,1:4
Insect swarm closes pool at Maitland 6.1:5
'Bug-free' pool reopens 10.1:8
Consider pool options. Port told 22.2:4
Many pools health hazzard : Choice 23,2:4
Sales ban urged on filters 5,3:3
New turnstile will cut c.TSts 8.3:5
Move for new pool 9.4:1
Lake pool raay be leased to private enterprise
10.4:1
Leasing a pool 11,4:2
Port Council 'split' over pool coaching rights
11,4:6
Paciullo bans skimmer for pools 4.5:5
Pool to stay open during repairs 16,5:8
Pool safety fence was child's play 15.5:10
Maitland pool to go ahead 23.5:3
TASMANIA
Bushfire lit to attract attention 4,1:8
One in 188 pays Franklin levy 14,1:33
Parts of wife's body 'flushed away' 14,2:6
Anti-daras head quits 20,2:5
'Bad Pory' cut up wife, court told 21,2:3
Police 'feared for children's lives' 22.2:13
Scientist drearat of his wife vanishing 23,2:5
Scientist asks for raercy 24.2:6
Oberver to monitor Hawke-Grey clashes 25.2:5
Man killed 'like a machine' 25.2:11
Dam attitude attacked 27.2:7
Husband raentally ill but not insane :
Psychiatrist 28.2:4
Verdict of insanity over wife's murder 1.3:1
Tasraania's subs 'trade-off rejected 27.3:3
$230ra offer on dam 28.3:4
Bondage theory in death trial 28.3:4
Doctor 'panicked when woraan collapsed' 11.4:11
Tas picketers ' arrests may set off national
row 17.4:4
Life terra over 'sexual fantasies' raurder 19.4:5
Ditched aircraft 'could have raade land' 15,5:5
Tas wants US polar supply base 15,9:4
Accident body concemed a t pool skimraer box
dangers 13.5:7
Valentine heated pool may close 27.6:4
Talks begin soon on new pool for Bay 27.5:3
Buck-passing alleged over Valentine pool 20,7:3
Sharks found in lake this year : Fisheries
Inspector 21.7:12
Heated pool, parents help footballer walk 25,7:1
Lakeside baths to go 14,8:3
Clubs rally to support Lake pool 10,8:6
Lake to let baths go gradually 21,8:5
Many Newcastle backyard swiraraing pools a hazard
13,10:27
Pool incident sorted out 22,12:12
SYDNEY
Government 'selling Harbour park land' 6,1:3
'Truth distorted' on Harbour land sale 7,1:5
The park sell-out (Leader) 9.1:1
Fight over backyard becoraes public 10,1:4
Wran orders Harbour land sale review 11,1:3
Premier revokes Harbour land sale 18,1:4
Waterfront land not for sale to public : Minister
19,1:3
Reserve review (Leader) 19.1:2
ALP men linked to land 'gift' : Mrs, Foot 24,2:4
Land deal raan talks on pay 28,2:3
Business man in Vendetta : Senator charges 29,2:5
Foot land allegations are evil ravings, Wran
says 29,2:10
Report clears parks director 16,5:4
TAXATION
Judge alters decision 14.1:11
Call for raajor overhaul of tax system 19,1:2
A,L.P. 'should bury' rent tax plan 23.1:7
Modest tax relief will herald early poll 23. 1:3
Tax : what goes up won't come down 25,1:2
Resources tax 'no' from Qld 1,2:16
Walsh does about face on resource rent tax
4,2:11
State taxes slammed in wage case 9.3:6
Taxes 'too high' 12,3:10
Canberra urged to tackle capital tax 13,3:1
Greiner promises 13,3:1
iPeace man's tax money seized 14,3:3
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N. H, INDEX
98, 1984
TAXATION (Con't)
TAXATION EVASION (Con't)
No immediate plans for Capital Gains tax :
Keating l4.3:6
Roora for $800m in incorae tax cuts 19,3:1
A tax change, but not yet 27.3:2
Tax challenge rejected 11,4:7
Coalition plans to oppose Tax Bill again 21,4:5
ACTU to push for budget tax cuts 2,5:3
Tax battle puts Scots' kilts in a knot 8,5:1
Social Service body attacks tax plans 15,5:3
Econoraist has gains tax-option 16,5:12
Super Tax Bill goes to House 31,5:3
Fortified wine tax lifted 23,6:3
Bowen seeks tax cuts for exports 23.5:11
Tirae for annual tax race 25.6:5
Inequity keeps tax high : Wran 27.6:29
Tax change to 'iraprove Aust shipping 3.7:6
Tax phone deraand 'covered' 6,7:5
Medicare tax on lurap suras 17.7:6
Keating 'no' on ACTU Medicare levy call 18,7:1
Howard bids for tax docuraents 18,7:3
Cyne found guilty 4.10:4
Five for trial on tax fraud 4.10:5
Two north firms cited over tax 12,10:4
Clyne in court over tax 14,11:4
Tenfold increase in fines for tax evasion 21,12:5
TAXATION OFFICE - NEWCASTLE
Keating may announce tax office 19,3:1
Region tax office : 800 jobs 20,3:1
Just reward for a fine effort (Leader) 20.3:2
Tax office a boost to North : Wran 24,3:11
Aid for tax centre workers 27,3:5
An Easter visit by the tax raen bring no fear
20.4:4
Tax staff try Newcastle's style 23,4:5
232 tax staff keen to move 19,5:10
Nearly 300 for tax office 22,6:1
City 'home' to Regional Tax office in 1985 11,8:1
Application called for tax office senior post
NSW t a x e s coalmines b i g g e s t problera : survey
24,7:6
36,8:4
Average wage earners to get tax cuts 25,7:3
Taxpayers foot 'rarapage Bill' 25,7:4
Massive land tax jurap in City 30.7:1
Centre-left 'coraraitted to capital tax reform'
31.7:4
Greiner urges land tax relief 31,7:5
Nicotine gura tax dropped 1,8:6
Greiner urges tax relief for sraall business
9,8:6
Tax warning 'ignored' 11.8:3
$22-a-week tax cuts 'needed' 15.8:4
Brewery lobby opens way to EEC wine flood 27.8:1
Treasurer sees $40m tax boost 27,8:4
Alcohol body happy on wine tax 27,8:8
Liberals warn high tax 27.8:11
Tax breach penalties to be tougher 12,9:4
Millions lost in tax 14.9:1
Packer loses tax appeal case 22,9:42
Retreads ruling to cut price 2.10:1
Tax proposals slararaed by law council 2.10:3
Tax scheraes 'sand in Governraent's eyes' 2.10:13
Budget 'tax time borab' 8.10:5
Labor tax change 'a shabby trick' 10,10:6
Inquiry into tax refunds 11.10:5
Indirect tax possible : Dolan 12.10:4
Stone expects 'a bevy of new taxes' 16,10:8
Indirect tax issue splits ACTU 27,10:5
Protest call on childcare tax 29.10:8
Summit for tax overhaul 1.11:6
Keating denies secret ACTU tax deal 7.11:3
Sinclair to detail tax plan today 8,11:4
Nationals pledge $8 a week tax cuts 9.11:6
Carapaign focus on faraily tax 12,11:4
Thousands raore to pay higher rate : Peacock
19.11:8
Lower tax under ALP 19.11:8
Tax officers' ban 21.11:4
Sinclair firra on $8 tax cut 21,11:8
Prediction on taxes 26,11:7
Dole tax attack 26.11:6
Savings under threat over taxes 29,11:8
Move for early tax plan doubted 7.12:8
New tax on securities 17.12:5
Reforms are vital now : Peacock 17,12:5
Mine staff to seek housing tax relief 17,12:15
Faraily trust scheraes under scrutiny 18,12:3
Grant to study evasion 19,12:14
Federal tax & Port bodies 20,12:5
Hells' Angels Ltd raust pay tax bill 21,12:7
TAXIS
TAXATION EVASION
Taxi c o - o p e r a t i v e raoves t o h a l t f a r e evasion
18,1:3
Youth, 14, driving cabbies to ruin 1,2:1
Reforms urged for taxi industry 1,2:9
Number to change for Taxi Co-op 28,3:13
Cabbies : chauffeurs chasing elusive cash
31,3:7
New number for taxis 22,5:7
Taxi tours to boost tourisra 28.7:5
Westend Police blitz raay lure taxis back 25.11:1
Taxi scheme success 1,12:21
Taxi charges increase 4,57, today 7.12:5
TEACHERS
Teachers plan Federal body 12.1:5
Stress reason for teachers' poor health :
Uni study 20.1:5
Teachers fear transfer row 17,2:3
Putting a union on the right line l4.3:2
Teacher "tied pupil to chair' 15,5:5
NCAE students protest over quick courses 31.5:4
Students hold march over courses 1,6:6
TELECOM AUSTRALIA
Telecora unions angry over 'sick/sack' issue
5.1:4
Telecora union action shelved 5,1:4
OTC 'raade $3ra' in overcharging 20,1:7
Telecora raay cut 51 jobs at Newcastle 30,1:1
Talks on Telecom extension 22.2:4
Telecom, union to sign jobs pact 29,2:8
Duffy sets up new Telecora inquiry 15,3:4
Telecora in move against S.P. raen 28,3:16
Telecora to encourage Australian 21,4:8
Econoraic upturn catches Telecom by surprise
19.5:13
Uncertainty over car telephones 29,5:6
Viatel contract goes to GEC 15,6:4
Telecom cuts off doctors phone 20.5:3
'Political lecture' over telephone 29.6:3
Pension phone scheme 3.7:8
Tax phone deraand 'covered' 5,7:5
Satellite will not be in Telecom's control 11,7:8
Telecom seeks to boost phone bill 14.7:1
City high on Telecom's profit list 14.7:5
Telecom connects 10,000 in district 17,7:7
$l,5m work on exchange 18,7:5
lAC : Tariffs add $30ra to cost of coimnunicatlons
3,8:5
Accountant 'feared for safety' 8,2:5
'Harbour' tax avoider jailed for two years
14.2:4
Telecora men l i f t bans 14,8:6
The cancer of tax-dodging (Leader) 2 9 , 3 : 2
TELECOMMUNICATIONS - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Tax cherries 'ripe' 29.3:6
'Bottom of sandpit' attack on Minister 4,4:3
'Crusade' on tax avoiders signalled 20,4:5
Newcastle MP attacks super scherae 25.4:1
1000 corapanies 'in tax fraud conspiracy' 21,7:12
1100 firms stripped of $240m, court told 24,7:5
Clyne in pyrrhic court tax battle victory 1.8:30
Tax warning 'ignored' 11,8:3
Identity of signatures unclear 5,9:17
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Cheque was for $l,68m 5.9:4
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Mud flies in Parliament 13,9:3
Good corapanies stripped involving billions'
i
14.9:4
Telecom corruption slight 8,9:5
Telecom union action shelved 6,1:4
Phone calls go 'cheap' 13,1:4
Telecom to check on 'cheap calls' 14,1:33
Phone bills delayed 26,1:6
Telecom dispute likely to escalate 31,1:6
Telecom bans go 22.2:5
N, H, INDEX
TELEVISION
T.V. v i o l e n c e (Leader) 7 . 2 : 2
P a l system f o r outbaok T.V. 8 . 2 : 6
Dungog T.V. 11.2:10.
'Pay' television guidelines issued 29,2:12
Challenge to NBN 6,3:1
New groups vie for Hunter T.V, licence 9,3s3
Third group in T.V. licence bid 10.3:1
No opposition to NBN plan 14,3:4
Regional T.V. could be destroyed ABT told 21,3:4
NBN sell-off oould net Parry $5,5m 28,3:1
Standards issued for children's television
5.4«5
Gold logie to Newton 7.4«3
Awards to Melbourne, Adelaide T.V. channels
26.5:8
Aussat system means end for ABC-TV Valley news
9.6:1
Apology will clear ABC 11.6:5
Bonus issue to follow 12,6:1
Parry mounts T,V. raid 21.6:8
Telecast for concert (Boy George) 4.7:6
Bomilcombe in partial bid for media group 7.7:14
Qld T.V. move 11.7:4
Senator attacks changes in ABC 11,7:14
The Hart goes out of weather forecasting 20.7:1
Opposition attacks ABC over assistance for
gays 4.8:4
Dean condemns b e n e f i t s f o r ABC homosexuals'
partners 6.8:5
Quiz man counts losses (Sale of the Century)
15.8:1
Former Adelaide media executive fined $1100
15.8:9
ABC to keep PM, extend news 1.9'5
Explosion in T.V., radio forecast for Hunter
I5.9s1
Court order halts 4 Corners 15.9»5
Gosford T.V,- translators 19,9:16
'Improved' ABC news format 16.10:10
(Jurbs on T.V, ads 'no bar to yo^ung viewers
8.11:3
Champ scoops $300,000 pool 23,11:1
Third T.V, channel for Valley by Jime 24,11:1
Castanet Club aims for T.V. comedy show 1.12:9
$1.4m to bring 0/28 T.V. region 1.12:9
Legalities stop 'scandal' show 17.12:15
T.V. news man for PNG (Murray Finlay) 20.12:3
TELEVISION, ETHNIC
Reaction test for 0-28 T.V. shows 9.5r6
0-28 screening times issued 1Q,5:5
A poor test (Leader) 14.5^2
A spotlight on Ethnic T.V. 16.5:2
TEait-PIN BOWLING
Baker at Gosford (Coca Cola Gosford City open)
9.7:18
Steelworker, 22, bowls perfect 300 game 31.78 18
Texan triumphs in ten-pin 29.10:20
TENNIS
Setback for girl tennis player (Linda Tanner)
20.1:14
Gold Coast t e n n i s o f f e r 14.2:1.6
$932,010 surplxis 14.2:16
Doohan, 2 2 , plunges i n t o o u t - t h r o a t p r o - c i r o u i t
9.3:16
Victoria tennis centre to cost $50m 8.6:18
Doohan's bid for Cup side 7.7«42
Cash 'not certainty' 10,7«16
Anyone for quiet tennis? 12,7:1
A u s t r a l i a 2 - n i l i n Davis Cup 14.7:40
Cash sorry over blow up 17.7' IS
Tennis great at Cessnock 3.8:15
Victorian open tennis on again 22.8:39
Young tennis players on display 28.8:17
Americans edge out Australia in tennis 3.9«14
$5000 for courts 13.9s3
Site chosen for tennis complex 17.9:14
Junior tennis star too popular (Mark Kratzmajmy
22.9:45
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,
,
Rookie hits form (Todd Nelson) 2.10:18
Top players late for tennis 2.10:18
Friends become tennis foes (Ben Testerman &
Mike DePalmer) 3,10:18
Edmondson blasts oroijded schedule 4.10:20
Martina for NSW open 5.10:20
Hunter players shine in tennis 5.10:20
Fitzgerlad dismayed at decision to scarap grass
9.10:20
99, 1984
TENNIS ( C o n ' t )
Synthetic surface for national centre 9.10:20
Success at films & tennis 10,10:37
US christian gives Cash no peace 10.10:38
Davis Cup pair out of indoor 11.10:16
Drewett upstages Cup players 12.10:18
Fromholtz for District Park 12,10:18
Williams for Country Week 13.10:43
Awsome Lendl stops Fleming 13.10:46
Champions beaten in tennis opener 18.10:20
Hooper •wins marathon (Chip Hooper - (American)
18,10:20
Dingwall topples Swede 19.10:18
Cash will play big American 19.10:18
Unseeded teenager breaks throvi^ (Vicki Marler)
22,10:18
Hunter Region's bid for tennis title 25.10:16
Doohan makes hot start to campaign 30.10:20
Girl, 15, handed tennis title 5.11:18
McEnroe ban 6.11:22
Minter rallies in Brisbane 13.11:20
Newly-wed beats Turnbull 16.11:20
Top seed falls to Bunge 17.11:44
Lloyds at Kooyong 19.11:18
Doohan set to sweep series 21.11:38
Martina will get better asserts coach 21,11:38
Tennis success no surprise to Johnson family
22.11:15
Durie ponders her future .., 22.11:18
... While Doohaji's looks bright 22.11:18
Injured McEnroe out of open 23.11:20
Shriver fed up with tour 23.11:20
Turnbull close to $2m in earnings 24,11:46
Martina hits form for open 26.11:20
Top tennis youngsters continue run of
encounters 27.11:19
Vic crowd's hero unable to shine 28.11:44
Davis Cup star out in open first round 29.11:20
Wilander recovers from the brink against Kiwi
30.11:20
Country dark horse advances 30.11:20
W. German junior pumped up 1.12:50
Confident Lendl comes to terms with grass bogey
1.12:54
Martina drops rare set 3.12:22
Swede, 18, into quarters 4.12:22
South African takes match up to Lendl 5.12:41
Woman support Kooyong grass 5.12:44
Loss ends major hopes for Cash 6.12:18
Champ's grand run over 7.12:20
Coach was more upset 7.12s20
S African suffers 7.12:20
Curren battles but Wilander runs hot 8,12:44
Swede : one of the greats on grass 10.12:18
Da'vis Cup final next mission 10.12:18
Doubles record 10,12:18
Pro Council fines Pat Cash $2000 10.12:18
Cash says fine 'unjustified' 11.12:19
Fitzgerald too strong for Qld latecomer 12.12:52
Pfister topples second seed in day of upsets
13,12:20
Fired-up Kreik seals place in Masters 14,12:22
Kreik -tries on bad-boy image 15.12:46
Fitzgerald's world rank rises to 30s 17,12:24
Doohan wins hard way 18,12:16
Mayotte produces form 19,12:40
Doohan puts singles games together 20,12:16
Player fined for swearing 21.12:20
Two-love, and Doohan is ice-oold 22.12:1
Tennis showdown looms 22.12:34
Plan for a forfeit turns to -victory 24.12:1.
Doohan snares biggest prize of career 24.12:14
Fitzgerald faces tough draw 24,12:14
Tough opener for McNamara 26.12:24
Doohan to begin Vic open assault 27,12:18
Doohan keeps rollin' 28,12:14
Hlasek sorapes throu^ 29,12:30
Fitzgerald continues winning run 31,12:14
TERRORISM
Wine bar attack charges 12,1:7
Stock disease threat sparks Police alert
(Foot & Mouth) 20,1:4
Foo-t-and-mouth threat (Leader) 21.1:2
CSIRO letter 'link' to virus threat 21.1:1
[Virus scare handling attacked 23.1:3
Extortion threat re-ward at $75,000 24.1:5
Police check typewriters (Foot & Mouth) 30.1:5
New letters on disease 31.1«1
; Life for threats against Crovt 1.2:6
;
Human bomb 18,2:1
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Friend tells of family deaths 18,2:1
Jeweller, 74, to face gelignite charges 20.2:5
N. I.
TERRORISM (Con't)
Man, 71, bailed on Hyatt 'bomb threat 21,2:5
1
Inmate to face extortion charges 21.2:6
Prisoner charged on -virus threats 22.2:5
Supreme court revokes bail on Hyatt bomb charge
25.2:11
Hyatt bomb : man pleads guilty 6.3:-5
Man alters plea on gelignite charge 30.3:5
Bombing, death threats, part of campaign 18,4:1
Police question man on hoaxes 19,4«1
Man put on bond for pigeon coup 25.4«6
Test-tube baby pioner recei-ves death t h r e a t s
16.6:14
Theatre has brush with terrorisim 13.10:12
Man planted 193 gelignite sticks as public
protest 16.10:7
Hoax bomber sentenced to six years jail 6.11:12
Publicans get letter threats 11.12:6
TERRORISM - FAMILY COURT BOMBING
Judges in peril (Leader) 7.3:2
Hawke, Evans differ over bombing remark 7.3:4
Bomb blast judge undergoes surgery 7.3:10
Fajnily Law Court bombed 16.4:1
Family Court under threat (Leader) 17.4'2
Police look for link in Family Coiart bombing
18.4:5
A Family Court judge can never be r i g h t 21.4:7
New secirrity four Judge 4 . 5 ' 5
K i l l e r 'knew Judge's routine' 5.7'5
A court lives under repeated t h r e a t s 5.7'5
Guard for a l l family judges 6.7'5
Ex-husband a suspect i n Judges home attack
10.7'5
Law world mourns bomb wife 11.7:9
$500,000 reward for finding Judges' attackers
16.7:3
Man charged after bomb force raids 1,8:1
Bomb suspect identikit 31.8:5
Bank records searched 11.10:5
Letterbox blast halts trial 8,11:3
Bomb death inquest date 8.11:5
Bomb inquest order 11.12:8
Newspaper oppose suppression order 12.12:8
Watson inquest order 'might stop crackpots'
14.12:8
THEATRE
A cle-ver sheep saves the day 10.1:8
Simon not at his best 16.2:6
The -vir-tues far ou-twei^ the faults 20.2:6
Threat lacking in demolition job 8.3'4
Rocky Horror no longer wicked enough to be
good 17.3:13
Castanets get top offers after win 21,3:3
A dead-end s i t u a t i o n 31.3:4
Appeal to support Castanets 14.4'1
One-liners in search of a plot 12.4:5
The Lord of v i s u a l , verbal magic 18,4:4
Performances overcome script 25.4:4
Lo-ve Story scores as a -witty winner 30,4'6
Ancient myths -turned on t h e i r heads 30.4:6
'Bride' r e t r e i v e s reputations (There goes the
Bride) 3.5:4
Theatrical legend holds the stage (Elocution of
Benjamin Franklin) 5.5'8
Funny puns and youthful energy (Man of Steel)
10.5:4
A hopeful snow white eyes stage (Carolyn Lind)
11.5s3
New format for festi-val 11.5'9
The man behind a great fashion creation
(John Lawlor) 16,5'1
Drama chief critical of plays choice 21,5'6
Mo-ving, deli^tful, but scene needs change
(The Christian Bros.) 31.584
Show -triumphs despite staging drawbacks
(Ruddigore) 1.6:6
An annoying, untidy but i n t r i g u i n g look at
youth (The Kid) 2.6:5
A story of real life (Year 9 are animals) 4.6:10
Mi Id-Mannered Farce not quite vhat playwri^t
had in mind 13.6:4
m^ea-tre figure dies 26.6:4
A star may be reborn 6.7'7
Veteran Simon a recipe for success 9.7'10
Obsession's wooden heart 12.7:3
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THEAOIiB (Con't)
HVTC has $20,000 mid-year surplus 7.8:3
! Big bro-ther s t r u t s the stage 10.8:5
A lack of dimension (The Disapjjeared) 16.8:4
Order p r o t e c t s t h e a t r e 17.8:5
F a r c i a l f u r r i e r s t r y hard to please 18,8:12
A medical delight (The Comedy of E r r o r s ) 23.8:4
Lawson joyous work (The Bastard from the Bush)
23.8:4
Excellent presentation, work 24.8:10
Good ideas, but it's making them work 25,8:12
Smooth, sweet shift from screen to stage 29.8:12
Good old fashioned fun 4.9«7
Some fine humoirr 13.9'4
Music the h i ^ point of joyous production of
Godspell 14.9«4
Comic celebration of multicul-fcuralism 18,9:4
A storage of I946 riches 20,9'4
Theatre effects 25,9:6
A,dream world full of secrets (Secrets) 28.9:5
Theatre has brush with terrorism 13.10:6
Grant of $72,000 to HVTC 17.10:14
Author in search of audiences 29.10:4
A different sort of farce but with some lumpy
patches (A Bed of Ruses) 1,11:9
The lady's too prim and proper (Almost a Lady)
5.11'9
Indifferent text given sparkle 8.11:4
Riotous roles too t o u ^ (Say who you are) 10.11:4
$15)000 grant helps theatre co-operative go
professional 13.11:4
Plan for Ci-vic Theatre lease held up 14.11:3
HVTC, freewheels get more funds 20.11:3
Workers and s-tudents enterained and educated
5.12:8
Goodies, baddies in Fort show 29.12:4
THEFT
$800 taken in purse theft 5.1t7
44^ rise in NoS.W. burglaries 'and worse
expected' 5.1:10
North house thefts running at $50,000 a week
6.1:1
Arresting the theft trend (Leader) 6.1:2
$25,000 cinema theft foiled 7.1:4
'Not a shred of e-vidence' in diamond swindle
charges 14.1:5
Club wall holed by theives 17.1:5
Man stole gold ingot and seven items from car
20.1:5
$100,000 haul in stamps 23.1:1
35 stolen stamp alb-ums recovered 24.1:3
Beach kiosk theft (Nobbys) 25.1:11
3 juveniles charged over break-in 31,1:6
Thieves enjoy 'feast' in Merewether area 1,2:5
Stolen weather equipment returned 3.2:7
Jail sentence for theft, fraud 4.2:9
$10,000 stolen in bowling club raids 7.2:6
Man 'asked to steal money, jewellery' 9.2:6
Hamilton arrest charges 9.2:8
Police seek four men, woman 10,2:4
Stolen cash 'used to pay Greeks' 10.2:5
Money stolen 14.2:7
Man for sentence : 5 counts 15,2:14
Stolen tickets 17.2:6
Theft could finish girl's show bid 18.2:3
Airmen on stealing charges 18,2:12
Offers pour in for show girl 20,2:1
Theft charge 21.2:5
Man ordered to work 200 hotcrs 21,2:7
$5000 in tools stolen 23,2:8
Man stole generator 'to repay sackings' 28,2:4
T.V. program brings an end to trial 29.2:12
Thefts 'for presents' 29.2:13
Accused man says his life is at risk 2,3:5
Man set fire to $14,000 vehicle 2.3:5
$35 fse asked for own tape recorder 7.3:1
3 stolen bikes recovered 7.3:18
Callous theft 8.3:16
Recorder theft -victim ' should see solicitor'
8.3:6
Police break theft ring 9.3:3
'Robbery close to home 10,3:3
Car firm warns on disappearing 'test driver'
14.3:1
Woman 'stole for wedding day' 20.3:3
Another theft at co-op 20.3:9
Man given $1000 bond 21,3:13
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THEFT (Con't)
THEFT (Con't)
I
Judge cites principle on changing plea 22.3:3
Video thieves zapped 5.4:1
Overalls a bonus after theft from van 6.4'6
Notorioiis car-tester strikes again 10.4'1
Man, 19, 'stole 20 sums of money' 10.4:4
Women jailed for shoplifting 10.4:6
Garden items 'held for friends' 12.4:3
Video thefts net $20m 'for drugs' 14.4:5
Woman seeks pound theft inquiry 24.4:8
Boat, -trailer one of many thefts 25.4:4
Kotara theft 1,5:6
Bxplosi-ves stolen 1.5:1
Man 'nearly blew himself up' 1.5:1
Car theft charges 2.5:4.
Thieves take car without wheels 3,5:1
Three charged on car thefts 8.5:4
Two men arrested in shop 8.5'6
Remanded on theft charges 8,5:6
Man jailed for stealing car 12,5:4
Another car goes missing on 'test drive'
17.5'3
Fences j-umped after theft 17,5'6
Fine for railway thefts 25.9:1
Guilty plea on four theft charges 25,9:7
Theft from store 3.10:10
House theft 3.10:10
Video thefts 4.10:9
Theft at house 9.10:8
Rail man ' shocked' o-ver list of SRA goods
10.10:3
Burglar alarms bonus (Car-theft pre-vention)
18.5:6
Car theft arrests 31.10:18
Theft at markets (Pink Elephants Markets) 1.11:4
Two charged 1.11:6
Two charged over thefts 3.11:4
2 charged 6.11:10
82 steal charges 15.11:5
Men acquitted of stealing charges 16.11:5
Stealing charges 17,11:5
Thief keeps in trim by lifting wallet 20,11:4
Beach theft 21.11:4
Charges on car theft 23.11:6
Five years jail over break-ins 24.11:13
First arrests for anti-theft squad 24.11:14
Men to pay $4335 for stolen $360 wire 27.11:3
Man fined $500 on thefts 27.11:4
Man stole from Electricity Commission 27.11:7
Communi-ty Police Scheme cuts thefts 28.11:9
Theft count 29.11:5
Bail refused on University theft charges 1.12:1
Theft arrest 1.12:19
5 charged 5.12:17
Fine on theft 5.12:18
'Santa Claus' takes 3 away 14,12:1
New phone unit stolen 18.12:5
Whizbin theft warning 18.12:6
Islington thefts 21.12:7
Two men on market stealing counts 22.12:3
Man charged after theft 22,12:5
$1200 fines and bond 19.5:11
Remand on break-in charges 23.5'12
Judge c r i t i c i s e s delay in s t e a l i n g charge
24.5'6
Man accused of eight offences against Police
property 26.5' 1
Jewellery stolen from house 29,5'5
Two men fined for dairy thefts 29.5'6
BMX bandit in shop robbery 2.6:3
Police recover car, beer after City chase
2.6:4
Hooded men in theft 4.6:4
Theft at Passage TIB 6.6:9
$2000 taken from shop 6.6:9
Thieves hit stirf shop 13.6:7
Girl robbed of handbag after threat 15.6:1
Five years jail on theft for bank rent 20.6:4
Man gets 6 years' for four thefts while on
parole 20.6:I5
Warning over theft 20.6:18
Jail on stolen car 21.6:6
Thieves take pythons 26,6:8
Six-year jail term for theft 28.6:6
Recorder stolen 28.6:6
Three on shoplifting charges 3.7«7
Thefts linked to freed youth 4.7«3
$8000 computers stolen from school 6.7:4
Pensioners get bonds over theft of ca.sh 13.7'3
Bid to foil thieves 13,7'5
Hunt for thieves 17.7'^
Two men, youth on theft charges 20.7:6
Youth for sentence 25.7: 10
Car gets double take 26.7:3
Purses stolen 26.7'8
Ravensworth safe taken 27,7'6
Man, 19, on theft charge 31.7'4
'Unique' fur stolen 1.8:9
Man charged 1.8:9
CityMall theft a r r e s t s 3.8:6
Car thieves drawn to rail stations 10.8:1
4 plead guilty over car thefts, damage 10.8:4
Car thefts bring jail sentence 14.8:4
$7000 in silver stolen 15.8:14
Ring taken 15,8:14
Youth had 58 prior convictions, on 7 bonds
18.8:1
$15,000.00 Dobell work stolen 20.8:3
Pharmacy's display bottles stolen 21.8:4
Youth had 58 con-victions 24,8:3
Two jailed over $19,000 theft 24.8:5
Vandals drive -two vechicles over cliff at
Bogey Hole 25.8:4
Radios stolen 28,8:5
$1m theft in Sydney 30,8:4
Man stole car after release from order 30,8:5
Appeal upheld 30,8:7
Jewellery stolen 31.8:6
Qld Police may ex-tradite man 3.9'4
Videos stolen 11.9'5
Police seek two girl 'hijackers' 12,9:16
Thieves get bad news 13.9'6
Youths sentenced for cap stealing 15.9'3
3 for court over cab counts 17.9'1
Man pleaded guilty to men's crimes 25.9:6
High-speed chase 24.9'9
Portable T.V. theft 17.10:8
Six bikes found by divers 17.10:11
Shock, fury over theft of plaque 19.10:1
No con-viction on theft charges 20.10:4
Adam's kids t h i e f ' s prey 23.10:1
Man, 32, charged after jeans theft 23.10:4
Escape in court on theft charges (David James
Cowan) 26.10:6
Four flee as 'hot' car crashes 30.10:3
Jewellery, cash stolen 30,10:6
Stolen money 'thrown at security guard' 30.10:9
Car theft charges 31.10:6
Second plea for plaque 31.10:10
3 on car counts 31.10:14
TIDY TOWNS COMPETITION
Adamsto-wn pai-k honour 13.2:5
Tidy towns double 14.2:5
Dungog Shire towns aim for tidiness 24.4'7
Tidy towns inspection 11.10:5
Valley centres win 'tidy' awards 31.12:3
TOBACCO AND SMOKING
Legal action threat o-ver cigarette ads 5.1'5
Cigarettes, beer to i-ise soon 18.1:6
A smoker under siege 4.2:8
Smoking ban call 8,2:12
A few beers, smokes cost $90 a week 13.2:1
Beer excise rise 'not enough' 14.2:6
Cigarette firms warn on sponsorship 16,3:1
Armidale smoking drive 28.3:7
Ministers -try to cut use of tobacco 13.4'3
Minister defends ads 16,4'5
Smoking kills 8OO per year in Hunter area 19,4»4
The doctor who sells smoking (Dr, William
Whitby) 9.5'2
Smokers flock to health study 25.5:3
Parents' smoking 'can haxE children' 2.6:5
Controversial commercial follows launch of (>iit
for Life Campaign 4.9s8
Quit for Life aid call 25.9:7
Campaign aims to stub out young smokers 26.9:8
Cigarette ads breached broadcasting act : Judge
12.10:5
Warning on young smokers 13.10:4
TORONTO
Club to decide on $12m centre land 10.3:11
Toronto club clears way for $14ra shops centre
2.4:1
Boat aground, fair halted 9.4:1
Weather did not dampen f a i r 9.4'5
' Council ready to adopt Toronto road plans 24.5:4
N, H. INDEX
TRADE (Con't)
^ TOUCH FOOTBALL
I Touch f o o t b a l l $6000 k i c k - o f f
102. 1984
12.10:18
TOURISM
Grey days in the blue water wonderland 14.1:7
202 tmit resort planned (Boat Harbour) 8,2:3
Tourism body to have more flexibility 13.2:3
Call to cut pay rates in tourism industries
13.2«7
A cruise up -the Hunter (Lady Patina) 15.2:20
23 vie for 11 tourism body vacancies 29.2:10
New tourist authori-ty posts filled 3.3:4
Australia for sale 15.3:2
Lake mayor heads tourism 17.3:11
Village residents form ranks (Boat Harbour)
28.3:10
Extension of time for comment denied 5.4'9
Opposition attacks 12,4:4
Fawlty rebates (Leader' : Tourism rebates) 16.4:2
General manager for t o u r i s t body a o u ^ t 18.4'6
Tourist body may cut t i e s (Port Stephens)
19.4:3
Weather helps holiday boom 24.4:3
Gosford left off holiday map 26.4:8
Tops keep link with Council 3.5'5
Control plan for Port tourist scheme 16.5'3
Lake tourism body picks logo 23.5'33
Tourism appointment 26.5:9
Tourism manager (William Noble) 30.5'14
Top travel luriters to visit Vs.lley 7.6:4
Ways to take advantage of Ci-ty's assets 16.6:5
Cash needed for 'ship-of-the-desert plan
27.6:1
Sciences centre out in the cold 28,6:5
A blue print for toiorism 6.7'2
Chamber seeks airport to bring tourists 6.7:5
Anchors seen as Stockton drawcard 16.7:6
Pokolbin totirist -village defended 20.7'4
Tourist town lease up for sale 25.7:12
'Boom' tourism plan for Lake 1.8:3
RAAF Hornets could be toturist draw 1.8:30
Holiday acti-vities 6.8:11
Sydney base for Hunter tourism job 7.8:1
Local base order on tourism job 10.8:3
Duty-free goods on arrival soon 6.9:7
Tourism 'in boom period 10.9:10
Sir Joh forecasts toui-ist influx 18.9:5
Botanic garden project 24.9'7
Award win to Hoges 27.9'1
230 units in $12m Wyee Tourist Scheme 4.10:3
Hogan is pulling tourists in 8.10:7
Historic HV coal 'tottrist trail' planned 3.11»1
Lake toirrism body 'out of line' 9.11:1
Myall plan seen as '$5Qm blow ' to tourism
10.11:1
Lake Council ' a c t i n g as censor' 13.11:1
Asia tourism taa-get 13.11:6
Colonial tovm cotild be leased 21.11:16
Tourism body backs i t s chairman 28.11:15
$44,500 tourism grant 30.11:6
Tourists become major money earners 12.12:25
Lease for Old Sydney Town 14.12:10
Push on for local holidays 17.12:4
Coalmine bid to t r a p the t o u r i s t s 19.12:10
Tourists pack r e s o r t s 27.12:3
Sleeper plan for t o u r i s t s 29.12:3
TOTS
Guard on dolls (Cabbage Patch) 15.2:5
Aircraft is a model of ingenuity 17.8:5
TRADE
Hawke to push for trade 1.2:4
Freer trade plan wins support 2.2:1
Boosting Aus-tralia's exports 7.2:2
Hunter export campaign launched 23.2:7
Exports reach record $22 b i l l i o n 25.2:13
Warning to Japan on trade r e l a t i o n s 24.3:3
Sheep export row 27.3:12
Bowen to open trade office in c i t y today 13,4:5
Dept, of Trade and Industry feature 13.4:8-10
Mew joint regional office recognises the Hunter
Area's importance 13.4:8
Full range of specialised services now
available 13.4:9
Providing a stream of infomiation 13.4:9
Industries can call upon expertise 13,4:9
Trade services' 50th anniversary 13,4:10
Radio popular in Asia 13,4:10
Overseas trade body planned 14.4'5
1 Bowen to de-^elop steel deal in China 24,5:3
i Tradesmen's pool a possibility 18.6:4
: Shearers set deadline 18.6:4
! Solid rise in exports 31.10:18
US steel barriers 'threat to local market'
7.11*40
Hairice warns Japan on trade 13.11:7
New Japanese markets 'needed' 27.11:5
Korea warns on exports 28.11:7
TRADE PRACTICES COMMISSION
Fetersville 'breached' act 12.1:7
Legal case Bill set to pass $10m record. 12.11:7
$50,000 fine for Mobil 24.11:13
TRAFFIC
Left turn on red soon 14.1:1
Rail line shift in Toronto traffic plans 4.2:1
Credit card payment of fines by Oct. 21.6:3
Hunter motoritits 'owe $4ni' 22.6:4
Police told : book more speedsters 28.6:1
State re-view of traffic fine jailings 11.7'6
Road work 20,8:4
Street link decision deferred 19.9*5
Cars choke highways 29,9:3
Traffic steady as holiday ends 2.10:1
City 'flood rain' throws traffic into chaos
6.11:4
Road delay 30.11:4
Proposals to slow traffic flow 5.12:18
Traffic jams highway 31.12:1
TRANSPORT
The woeful state of public transport 5.3:8
Transport re-view meeting called 23.3*4
Public transport needs updating (Leader) 2.4'2
Hunter ad-visory group on transport set up 14.4' 10
Plan for better transport 1.5'5
UTA chief retiring 2.5:8
Bus time changes 6,6:18
Bus rail and ferry fares to rise 11.6:1
Landa 'got report -wrong' 13.6:31
Imported cars warning 18.6:8
S-tudent pays the price to get ahead 26.6:1
Schools win bus hire change 28,6:1
Council to list bad roads 28.6:6
Unsworth looks at Metford Station 30.6:3
Himter UTA mejiager named 29.6:3
Transport improvement study 29.6:11
Pensioners vehicle consessions begin 2,7:4
Coffs Harbour girl to get fare aid 3,7:1
Land transport costs too h i ^ : Morris 4.7:5
Export taskforce to be set up 9.7:3
Bus changes 11.7:12
Bikers in helmets protest 18,7:7
Rego l±:ences to rise in NSW 20.7:6
TWO ire «t SRA on freight 27.7:5
Joint body will be 'industry voice' 27.7:6
Hydrofoil sails for Sydney 28.7:13
Fare rises 'bias on country' 30.7:3
Stockton ferry users upset over fare rise 31.7:4
New UTA ohief set for challenge 31.7:7
Last trip for conductor 3.8:6
Threat to trains averted 4.8:5
Bus time tables go on display 4.8:13
Improved bus service 'not to be httrried' 6.8:1
Bus fleet 'deficient' 7.8:11
School bus wrangle : boy loses ticket, left
behind 10.8:3
New bus cleaners 14,8:6
Strategy sought for cycle safety 17.8:7
Service and transport new grovjth industries
21.8:4
Cut in coal freight 'burden on public' 22.8:16
Travellers urged to belt up 24.8:10
Clerk 'inflated cost' of pensioner travel 28.8:7
Buses may replace rural rail services 30.8:1
Transport seminar 10,9:5
Westlakes transport : no easy solutions 12.9:8
Electronic indicators at Newcastle Station 13,9:4
$450m in State Budget for transport 17.9:7
N.S.W. drivers to get donor pro-visions 2'^,9:5
Ferry work not for Australia 27.9:5
Sa-turday afternoon Lake bus service 3,10:4
Minister : Senate evidence is not correct
10.10:3
103. 1984
TRANSPORT (Con' t)
TROTTING
Ferry in trials off Port 11.10:7
Travel passes 12.10:6
Licence photos for Victoria 24,10:13
Swansea route changes 24.10:6
Bus tickets change 26.10:13
Responce to road strategy welcome 29.10:8
Newcastle to receive 20 new buses 2.11:6
Sydney train times change 10.11:13
Mini bus for aged 29.11:6
Huge lift for coal by road tipped 11.12:1
Pacing carnival sets gate takings record 16.1:1
Reinsman out to improve record 20.1:11
Trot Club increases stakes 27.1:16
12-year-old Double Agent beats Bad Legs to win
miracle mile 28.1:38
Famous old pacing duo go bush at Morisset
(Joe Ilseyj Double Agent) 2.2:15
Cup win realises dream (jim McManus) 12.3:16
Trotting meeting off 14.4:39
Vital -trotting report issued soon 19.4*18
Trot driver out for 12 weeks 24.4:16
Trot authority posting for Jack Newton 30.5:36
Maitland expected to become -trot centre 21.6:16
Cleary confirms Maitland trot upgrading 22.6:18
Rushed trip for Qld reinsman 25.6:14
Funeral of trot identity, 83 5.7'13
Pacing winner also has family duties 7.7*41
Two important meetings for trotting groups
7.7*41
TRANSPORT - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Rail strike threat 6.1:3
Coal train stoppage in Hunter tonight 19.7*7
Union lifts bans 26.7:6
Rail strike looms over crews cut 2.8:1
Post back to normal (Transport Depot) 9.8:4
Hail depot dispute could halt trains 16.8:5
Dispute looms at rail depot 21.8:3
Hunter dispute stops a l l t r a i n s 24,8:1
State trains off tracks indefinately 25.8:3
Skids put -under dream journey 25,8:3
No back pay,for r a i l s t r i k e r s 27.8:1
Unions t i e up S t a t e ' s t r a i n system in b a t t l e to
maintain membership 27.8:4
Inquiry funds errors in Lake reports 28.8:1
Glimmer of hope for rail settlement 28.8:1
SRA sheds staff from midnight 29.8:1
Pressure on drivers 30,8:9
Trains could run tomorrow night 31.8:1
Deal reached on HV trains 1.9'3
Some rail services after midday 3,9*3
Trains 'returning to normal' 4.9'4
A picnic that ran off the rails 13.9'3
Bus drivers walk out 6.10:13
Coach -travellers take to rail 8.10:5
Transport workers threaten s-trike at Christmas
16.11:5
Strike by drivers hits ship trial 16.11:8
Second strike hits loading 20.11:10
Railway strike stops coal, goods 22.11:1
Coal freight hit by Valley rail strike 28.11:1
Union dispute halts passenger train 29.11:1
Rail dispute adds to Port's collier queue
29.11:3
Deal may end rail strike 30.11:1
Scare triggers freeze on all atomic goods 30.11:5
Coal ships may move on if rail strike continues
1.12:1
Rail men vote to stay out 1.12:3
Hill to -visit for talks on rail strike 3.12:1
New strike stops Port coal trade 4.12:1
No hopes of peace in rail strike 4.12:1
North Coast train services to return 5.12'1
Hunter s-trikes snub rail lonion 7.12:1
The man who is cast in the role of rail strike
baddie 7.12'3
SRA to stand down 1000 employees 8.12:1
SRA strives to end strike 12.12:3
$2.4m coal 'loss' over rangle 13.12:1
Rail strike risks coal market loss 14.12:1
Train s-trike : the toll mounts 15.12:1
Indiis-fcry and commerce call for end to rail
strike 15.12:3
Go back or face sa.ck 17.12:1
How the rail strike began 17.12:15
Erain battle not over 18.12:1
Trains on the move again 18.12:1
'Threats' condemned 18.12:1
Hea-vy t r a f f i c for trains 19,12:16
Intercity trains will run despite stoppage 20.12:5
Hunter Valley trains resurae services 21.12:4
Coal chief blames Korea cut on rail strike
24.12:1
SRA profits from end of rail strike 28.12:1
War widows finally win free travel 28.12:4
Dairymen to pay rail strike haulage costs
31.12:1
TRAVEL AND TRAVEL AGENTS
Jayes travel expo '84 supplement 26.9:
Move to cushion travel losses 1.10:4
Riverdale hope 12,7:12
Trotters run ex-fcra lap : race void 16,7:1
New method to s t a r t -trot races successful 17,7*14
Beresfield to even-tually he de-veloped - says
Cleary 20.7*14
Trot judges warned 23.7:20
Trotting club has best year 13,8:15
Golfer may take trotters north 21.8:15
Driver calls for safety measures at Cessnock
25.8:41
9th campaign by Pennyjack 1.9:38
Few frills but thrills, spills galore at Newcastle
trots 3.9*3
Cessnock trot track unsafe 7.9*18
Triumph lad gift favoturite 8.9:39
Back Burn pick in gift final 15.9:42
Back Burn suiTrLves protest in gift 17.9*15
Martin Marauder hits form at Maitland 24.9*18
Swiss Cheese was chance at Broadmeadow -trots
tonight 6.10:43
Gifted boy lifts sire's status 8.10:15
Van Sue in line for hat-trick 13.10:45
Maitland trots flooded 15.10:20
Top field drawn in Spring Cup 20.10:43
An unwanted wins Cup 22.10:16
'Poppy' not to run in Kilmore Cup 25,10:16
Mobile racing at Cessnock 27.10:45
Harness titles to North 27,10:45
WA reinsman has winning touch 29.10:17
$1m for trotting 10.11:15
Pacer bidding for win at Maitland 17.11:43
Merson Raider leads Hunter chfrge 23.11:20
Track record broken twice 24.11:46
A long time between drinks for trot ace 26.11:18
Wondai's Mate should qualify tonight 27.11:20
Wondai scrapes into final 28.11:44
Trotting driver fined $500 29'. 11:20
Really Honkin pick for final 30,11:20
Stallion Harness horse of the year (Gammalite)
30.11:20
Gifted Boy is set to celebrate centenary 1.12:53
S Coast pacer is going places 1.12:54
Three drivers susiiended at Newcastle Showgrotuid
3.12:20
Blind Q-wner's maiden -trot win 10.12:16
Club to celebrate trotting's golden era 13.12:20
Sires races appear slanted 15,12:45
Mare makes a re-turn to Broadmeadow 15,12:46
First irinner out for repeat 15.12:46
Osborn's night trotting first and last 17.12:22
Sydney paoer is Sires Tip 22.12:3
Rush trip pays dividend for -trainer-driver
24.12:11
Pacer on winning track 29.12:29
Stabling complex draws praise 29.12:29
Doubles highlight final trot meeting ''1.12:11
TUBEMAKERS OF AUSTRALIA LTD
Safety award 25.2:13
Tubemakers interim soars by 231^ 1.3*9
Pipemill looks at ways to upgrfd.e works 2.3:6
Tubemakers' Hater gift 25.8:3
Tubemakers earnings up 103^ "to $21.59m 30.8:9
Tubemakers look lo-ighter in I984 30.8:3
Tubemakers celebrates 50 years with gifts to
parks 17.10:14
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S. 5. INDEX
TUBEMAKERS OF AUSTRALIA LTD (Con't)
Company may cut 88 s\rrplus vrorkers 7.11*3
Tubemalcers plan fails 13.11'4
Tubemakers talks resume 23.11:5
Tubemakers supplement 4.12:1-12
Workers remain at Tubemakers 13.12:1
Tubemakers aid disabled 18.12:6
104. 1984
URANIUM (Con'tJ
i
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE .
Report due next week on Uni course failures
5.1*4
Second failure row for faculty 7.1*3
Two options on failures 14.1:3
Annual search for student accommodation begins
4.2:23
Outside study sought on Uni failures 14.2:4
University staff honoured 18.2:39
Scholarship to former Bay student 21.2:6
Two new faces on Council 22.2:9
Uni gets maths head 23.2:7
University enrolment record 16.3*6
Newton John Award to Housing Director (Dr. Roy
Gilbert) 24.3*14
High Court slows Newcastle case 3.4*3
No plans for Newcastle to break with A.U.S.
3.4*5
Cattle disease break-through 5.4*3
University to confer 3 honorary degrees 24.4*6
Uni students' housing 'appalling' 3.5*6
Equal opportunity post sparks row 4.5*6
Twins share university talent 7.5*1
Proiid A,unt Susan attacks research (Susan Ryan)
7.5*12
Honorary degree for expert on Aboriginal cul-ture
(Percy Haslam) 7.5:12
Medical appeal 22.5:6
Hunter in bid for hi{^-tech 'broker' 24,5:1
Jobs seen in high-tech Uni centre 25.5*5
High-tech Cen-fcre (Leader) 28,5*2
Uni team aims for mileage trophy 1,6:3
Music their world 4.6:3
Mid year break for s-tudents 6.6:16
Tents bloom as cash fades 6.6:18
Uni row settled 7-6:4
Students hold a 'TEAS' party 9.6:11
Warning of Uni s-ttident quotas 18.6:8
Uni studies behavoural science 18.7:12
Uni men reject Blainey statement 19.7*8
University's new department 3.9*8
Newcastle Uni : few imports 6.9*5
Uni look 84 supplement 11,9:11-13
Collection of books 3.10:15
Major boost in University funds 6.10:5
Blacklash at Uni over EEO papers 11.10:3
Conference on small business 30.10:9
Universi-ty 'will get less support' 17.11:2
MP & IfTofessor in court move on former
lecturer 28.11:9
Uni group s e t s $100,000 s t u d e n t housir,g t a r g e t
19.12:9
URANIUM
A.L.P. 'out of step' on ttrani-um mining 5.1*10
Call to close Roxby mine (Younr^j labor) 6.2:6
Mining of uranium inevitable ; centre left 29.3:3
Uranivun debate heats up 30.3:3
Vic A.L.P. firm on uranium stand 2,4:5
Uranium lobbyist to get $350 a day 2,4*9
ACTU backs off stance on uranium mining 25.5*3
Uranium inquiry backs mining 29.5*3
Hawke backs call for uranium go-ahead 1.6:3
Platform against -widened role 1.6:3
Centre left backs uranium mining 5.7*3
Poll supports Hawke stance on uranium 7.7*4
Churches urge no uranium 9.7*8
Violence greets AIP uranium decision 11.7*1
Left defeated on uranium ban 11.7*8
Shipment doubt on uranium ore 12.7*6
Uraniiim veto may cost $l08m 13.7*3
• Urani^um carrier delayed again 16.7'1
Urani^um ship runs 5T gauntlet 17.7*7
Buffer zone to guard Roxby mine 17.7*7
Qld Nationals back urani^um growth 30.7*4
Author flays Hawke, Hayden 3.8:4
Roxby protest opens quietly 20.8:3
Violence erupts over Roxby uranium 31.8:3
Night courts hear Roxby protest cases 1.9*5
Roxby feeling -turns sour 3.9*4
Waming by Bannon on Roxby 4.9*5
Protest to continue 5.9*17
Break-in at Roxby protest office 6.9*5
Bund man finds role at Roxby 10.9*5
Chipp warr^ on uranium in election visit 19.9*12
Roxby protesters end blockade 24.9*7
Roxby protests 'until electiorf 26,9*6
ALP 'sure to resume uranium stand' 2.10:4
Par-ty 'lone voice on conservation' 9.11«6
To-wn's deadline for protesters nears 12.11:6
Roxby conflict of 'grave concern' 13.11:5
Roxby 'would dry out' pastoral land 12.12:6
VANDALISM
Vandals take chain from park swing 10.1:5
Three-hour damage spree costs $665 25.1:14
Fines over smashed fuses, road signs 3.2:6
Bonds over smashed windows 15,2:12
Brothers 'smashed' house 22,2:3
'Upset' man fined over irindow 20.3*5
Vandals ruin 16 phones 29.3*6
$10,000 damage (Tenambit Public School) 7.4*3
Vandals cause blackout (Scone) 21.4:4
Vandals hit Port Scout's building 11,5*7
Rocks thrown at Lake buses, car 15.5*8
Anti-smoking group wins court case 26,5*3
Vandals slash vehicle tyres 13.6:3
Farmer driven mad by vandals 4.7*7
Graffiti charges 19.7*7
Qarbage bin spree cost man $464 26,7*10
Graffiti defaces walls at Beach 24.8:1
Vandals drive two vehicles over cliff at Bogey
Hole 25.8:4
Vandals burn clubhouse 29.8:5
Shop slogan painters fined 25.9*5
$20,000 damage to plant, equipment 26.9*1
Youths held on damage charges 27,9'3
Writing on the wall 20.10:2
VandB,ls free park birds, damage avaries 22.10:3
Vandals destroy Maitland tree 30.10:3
Protesters accused of tmack damage 8.11:5
Vandals at Lake 5.12:6
Vandals attack idle trains 10.12:1
West End : vandals, drunks, fights 16.12:3
VICTORIA
Vic Go-vi;. acts over surrogate mother advert
5.1:11
Vic bushfires insurance liability case begins
25.1:14
Man, 45j <iies in boating mishap 25.1:11
Vic cen^tre ' a step ahead' (Finance Centre)
27.1:8
Timer 'used to start fire' (Ash Wednesday) 9.2:4
Vio needs ex^tra 50O secondary teachers 10.2:5
Storms lash Melbourne 21.2:1
Vic Police begin internal inquiry 14,3:5
Ash Wednesday fires inflated insttrance premiums
: sec 21.3'4
Co^urt gets last word on parlours 28.3:13
Storm damage at $6m 28.3'16
Cain attacked on shop hours 21.4:5
Vic, S.A. to link power grids 16.5*8
Three die in Melbourne fire 23.5:18
Police push for longer batons 24.5:6
Garbage vendetta denied 25.5'3
BLF walks out of work row talks 30,5:i4
Victorian horror smash killB six 17,9:3
'Flood damage in millions 20,9:5
Questionnaire for Police on alcohol, drug use
24.9'11
Bolte blood switch inquiry 27.9:1
Victoria moves to ban R-rated videos 4.10:6
Companies bid for coal 10.12:4
Vio plan to cut compo costs 12.12:6
Court action for access to survey 26.12:9
VICTORIA - CRIME
Vic escapee recaptured 2.1:3
Learning to drink and drive (Leader) 4.1:2
Premier quiet on'drink move 4.1:8
Victorian Govt, studies Police powers 4.1:16
Griffith man extradited to face murder c h ^ g e
4.1' 16
Judge negates S.M.'s remand decision 11.1:11
Couple in custody over drug charges 17.1:4
Prisoner found hanged 23.1:6
B, B, INDEX
105, 1984
VICTORIA - CRIME
VOUJNTEER RESCUE ORGANISATIONS (Con't)
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Two Vio men stabbed each other to death in
house 24.2:5
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Women raped in Vic old people's home 7.3:6
Vic Police continue hunt for murderer 7.3*19
Wife 'set up husband and lover' 20.3:5
Widow, Ppliceman to stand trial 21.3:5
Two murders linked to drugs 2.4:9
Weekend trader gets 84 days jail sentence
4.4'5
Inquiry on Police shooting of man 19.4:5
Hoaxer 'would die for cause' 20.4:4
Man 'will not be force fed' 20.4:4
Rebel trader re-axrested 23.4'1
Trader takes case to High Court 24.4:7
Surety offered for man on bomb counts 28.4:9
Army man beaten, tortured, stabbed. Police say
2.6:10
Blackmail threat to city water 15,9:1
Police view of man's mind 15.9*1
Man 20 arrested on poison water threat 17.9:1
Geelong threat ; bail refused 18.9:4
Horse 'axed for insurance' 26.9:4
Bolte blood 'switch inquiry*27.9:4
Cain 'did not try to impede inquiry' 28.9'4
Man in oo^urt (Geelong threat) 9.10:5
Shearers fear more trouble after battle 9 10-7
Shearers offered 'olive branch' by Police'
10,10:5
Vic Police inquire into I980 cup 'rigging'
24.10:1.
Vic Police hunt kidnap bandit 31.10:14
ASIS names for Vio Police 7.11:19
2-State drug blitz 8.11:4
ASIS names decision justifies stand : Cain 8.11:7
Copter helps bush rescue 3.9:3
Rescue copter taken away 4.9:1
Council backs investigation on Rescue
Helicopter Service 5.9:3
Valley copter appeal 6.9:5
State pro-vides interim rescue copter 7.9*4
Costs up for copter lease 8.9:3
Setback in replacing helicopter 11.9:3
'A better service' from new copter 19,9:3
$90,000 bill for rescue copter 26.9:1
SLSA 'will reject' copter bill 27.9:1
Council to discuss helicopter recall 27,9:3
No rescue copter again 28.9:3
Copter appeal 3.10:3
Coastguard opening 8.10:5
Sydney rescue copters busy 8.10:9
Copter delayed by radio gear 11,10:5
Copter arrival to boost funds 5.11:8
Copter man visits 7.^'*''4-0
Copter light stirs interest 13.11:3
Sponsors back rescue helicopter 28,11:9
Copter gets biggest donation 13.12:6
Five rescued at City beach 17.12:1
WAGES AND PENALTY RATES
Constable wrestles gun from Vic man 13.12:5
VIDEO
Constuners 'conned in video deals' 14,6:5
Video raids 7.8:7
Video p e t i t i o n s 10.8:3
Greiner t o a c t on -videos 13.8:5
Labor moves t o s e t up -video i n q u i r y 2 1 . 8 : 3
Porn B i l l t o be introduced 2 7 . 8 : 3
Cabinet a c t s on X - r a t e d v i d e o s 2 9 . 8 : 3
V i c t o r i a raoves t o ban R - r a t e d \'ideos 4 - 1 0 : 6
9 1 ^ want X - r a t e d -video choice 15.10:3
7500 on garage -video books 24.10:4
B i l l s t o ban X - r a t e d b i d e o s i n t r o d u c e d 3 1 . 1 0 : 3
Video h e a r i n g s e t t c b e g i n today 12.12:15
You say e r o t i c a and I r-ay e x o t i c a 13.12:3
VIETNAM
Asean 'in deals' with Vietnam 15.3:^
China backs Thailand over Viet attacks 4.4'8
Viets expecting China attack 16.7' 7
Hanoi frees Perth yachtie 30.11'3
Vietnam orders deaths 19.12:9
Refugee camp hotbed of intrigue 31.12:6
Viet -troops raided by Guerrillas 31.12:6
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VOLLEYBALL
Girl volleyball hope 8.6:18
Newcastle volleyball sides lose 12.6:18
VOLUNTEER RESCUE ORGANISATIONS
Drama and routine for rescue helicopter 25.1:10
Bridging troubled waters (Volunteer Coastal
Patrol) 26.1:2
Park setting for battle ser-vice 7.5*6
CB group recognition 28.5:13
'Lives will be lost if copter not replaced
25.8:1
H e l i c o p t e r too b-asy t o answer a l l c a l l s 2 7 . 8 : 3
V o l u n t e e r Coast watch c e n t r e opened 2 7 . 8 : 8
H u n t e r ' s l e a d e r ' s back a p p e a l 2 8 . 8 : 1
Rescue helicopter should be ambulance hospital
28.8:4
Paramedics praise Air Ser-vice team 28.8:4
$6500 goes to 'copter appeal' 29,8:3
Meeting 'achieved'little 29.8:7
Local helicopter success tipped 31.8:1
Rescue helicopter kept busy again 31.8:3
C a l l t o g i v e the r e s c u e c o p t e r a golden fu-fcure
1.9*13
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Doctors 'won't yield' over 7^ fee rise 3.1*3
No rise yet in doctors' fees 4.1*3
Doctors defer move for 7^ fee increase 5.1:3
Govt, attacks State AMA's over fees 6.1:3
Attack on MP's rise 7.1*4
Peacock protests at pay rise 9.1*5
P.M. calls on States to end pay grabs 11.1:1
M.P.'s must set pay example (Leader) 12.1:2
States defy Hawke on M.P.'s pay rises 12,1:3
Pay stance eased 13.1:5
A look at lump stims 14,1:2
Accumulating a nest egg (Leader) 14,1:2
Deciding how much an M,P, should earn 17.1*2
F.l.A. ur.ges cut-off point for CPI rises 8,2:16
MTPU defends 4.1^ wage claim 13.2:1
Call to cut pay rates in tourism industries
13.2:7
Wages Bill ' could'-Lncrecose $11.7^ 15,2:8
Builders may delay National wage c£.se 17.2:6
$7 pay rise 18.2:5
BLP warned on wage rise 27.2:4
Average wage nears higher tax scale 28.2:7
BLF drops barrier to wage case 29.2:3
Feder.al Government backs wage rise 1,3:6
Non-Labor states against wage rise 2.3:6
Reject rise call frora employers 7.3*14
State taxes slammed in wage case 9.3:6
Dispute threatens wage case rise 15.3:4
SCC appeal begins 28.3*13
S-tudy on Public Service pay to go ahead. 4.4*4
Wage rise, now tax cut calls 5.4*1
An inevitable 4-1^ wage increase (Leader) 5.4*2
Liberal wages policy on way 12.4:7
$300,000 to push accord's effects 16,4:3
Wages body 'should go' 17.4*3
Peacock calls for wages changes 18.4:7
Builders to oppose pay flow-on 26.4*5
Builders angry at pay rise block 28.4:4
Question is how to make accord stick 2.5:3
No wage rise likely for year : Hawke 3-5*6
Canberra in case for building rise 12.5:3
Full bench to hear power wage claim 14.5:3
Canberra -threatens firms with sanctions 15.5*8
The consensus is holding (Leader) 16.5:2
Allowance will stay : union (Federated .
furnishing) 16.5*11
Chief justice tops salaries list 18,5*6
Pay rises 'making indexed lifts pointless'
17.8*1
National wage case dropped 6.9:6
Woraen do better in incorae rise 21,9:8
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WALLSEND
Residents form body for concerted action 23,2:4
Residents group for Wallsend 28,2:5
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106. 1984
WALI5END DISTRICT HOSPITAL
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Graduate takes on hospital (.Dr, Dennis Harvey)
12,1:3
Pathology practice quits Wallsend Hospital 22.5t1.
Two hospitals given notice by visiting medical
officer 5.6:5
Geriatric team to boost help for aged 11,7*3
Strike 'threatens Sydney beaches' 18,4:6
Qld water threat eases 22.6:4
350 stop work at HDWB 2.10:3
Meeting closes HDWB office 3.10:4
WARATAH ESTATE
Wetlands garden for City estate 13.1*1
No approval yet for Lake sewerage plant 24.1:3
Land sales at Warabrook . Estate steady * Kern
11.5*7
WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE
More water for irrigators 9.1*4
Sewerage option display at beach 10,1:4
Mother ' bro-wned off' by water 11.1:4
Sewerage option display on show 11.1:14
Cash for water projects flows in 12,1:6
Reduction possible for dirty water 17.1:6
Proposed new lookout 'still in pipeline' 19*1:4
A missing -view (Leader) 19.1:2
Lake e state -will be sewered : developer
(Westminster Es-tate) 25.1:3
Call to recycle Burwood effluent for industry
28.1:5
Treatment plant '-victory' (Bardens Bay) 30.1:3
Family 'cheated' over 'no water' protest 3.2:1
$30m dam plan for mouiitains 6.2:14
Water consumption drops by 2&^ 11.2:4
Bill for NJC use soars 11,2:4
Split over sewerage disposal 17.2:1
$20m contract for dam awarded 18.2:4
Road block waming (Adamstown) 20.2:4
Reply on water plan 'unsatisfactory' 20,2:5
A unique dive is in the pipeline 29,2:10
Bturwood Beach tmder scrutiny 3.3*13
Open days at sewerage works 3.3*10
Noses were Held but -visitors smelt problems
5.3:4
Three turn up so sewerage meetings dropped 9.3:3
Meeting on City's sewerage woes 13.3:5
Beach options outlined 14.3:4
Hotel water rates to be cut by up to 30^
15.3:8
Save now or pay later (Leader) 17.3:2
A welcome fillip (Leader : Burwood Sewerage
Works) 20,3:2
Water usage er wastage 28.3:2
Tillegra dam meeting 2.4:5
Trust -will call for new look at Tillegra Dam
4.4«4
Piping of sewerage inland proposed 5.4:4
System may solve Minmi problem 20,4*4
Glenbawn at JCfji capacity 20,4'7
Public di-vided over sewerage disposal 28.4*3
Residents concemed over roadside drain 1.5*6
$6.4m swamp plant opened 5.5*5
HDWB to decide how to open Burwood Beach 11.5*7
Deputation on dam to Parliament 16.5*4
HDWB cute land componen-f^ 19.5*3
Board urged to ease hardship help limit 21.5:7
Water management 'a matter for cotmcils' 7.6:6
Controversial unsewered area rate plan shelved .
23.6:4
Sewage gets an airing in court 27,5:7
Sewerage scherae connected 29,6:11
Sewage row costs couple $800 18,7:6
Error puts rates up IOOO5& 1.8:3
Irrigation water assured : Minister 6.8:3
HV dams at full capacity 18.8:13
Sewerage depot to go ahead at Wyee 28,8:3
Irrigation charges increases 13.9*4
Push for Throsby Creek study 13.9:6
Water rates add to business worries 17.9:8
Work to begin on water supply 29.9*13
Bjelke 'feathering family's nest 4,10:1
Views sought on -waste water plan 9*10:8
Sewerage worry for residents 25.10:5
Doctors warn on fluoride poisoning 29*10:5
Walka scheme move 3.11*12
Festival features dunnies 3.11*12
Federal refusal on sewerage 9*11*4
State subsiders for Singleton water 21.11:3
Farm dams 10,12:5
Irrigators enjoy ample water 19*12:10
WATERSKIINa
Water ski champion ailing 19*1«16
Ski pair win on rough water 23*1:16
Skier gets in a jam 25*1:36
No room for fat : champion 25.1:36
Sandy puts zip into titles 26.1*16
Ski decision angers American team 27,1:16
Wild storm smashes water ski event 27,1:3
Jxiry, lacking, alleges ski team 28.1:38
Italians come to grief 28,1:38
Bertels q-uits while he is still in one piece
30.1:14
Male skiers can staxt worrying (Liz Hobbs)
31.1*14
Water ski titles at Myuna Bay 11.2:39
WEAPONS
See also: Nuclear Weapons
WEAPONS
Australia firm on chemical weapons 19.4:5
Ban on chemical exports possible 27.4:3
Firearm deaths re-vive gun law controversy 30.4:3
Police displays (36 calibre colt) 15.8:11
Bikie deaths 'an abuse of slack gun laws' 5,9:16
Police peek tighter new gun laws 10,9:1
Rush for gun licenses in Hunter 11,9:1
Gtin law changes 12,9:1
Amnesty period for firearm surrender 13.9:^
RAAF trims costs to buy weapons 20,9:3
WEATHER
Palls cheer some farmers 3,1:3
Coral reef skeletons may foretell weather cycles
7.1:1
Floods cut links from W,A. to Qld 13.1:3
Hea-vj"- rain cut.s roads, rail, leaving travellers
stranded I6.I:3
Food airlift to centre 17.1:6
Wild storm hits Tweed 18.1:3
Storm knocks out ambula-i^ce radio channel 23.1:3
Beaches packed for girls, music, sunshine 23.1:1
Road, rail links cut in deluge 31.1:1
Ounnedah, Moree hit by floods 1,2:11
Hunter flood brings the debris,,. 2.2:1
It went to Stockton Beach (Debris) 7,2:1
Sydney, North hit by wild storms 8.2:3
Storm ruins 30^ of grape crop 9,2:1
Wind skittles bo^t, ferry 2°,2:1
No good fo^ thp beach, but as hot as ever
12,3:1
North hit by wild storm 14,3:3
Down pours : The Heavens opened -. 21,3:1
Rail services hit, sport disrupted 22,3:3
Landslip, rail disruption after rain 23,3:6
Farmers fairly fed up, but frogmen feeling
frisky 24,3*3
Ice-cream, pools h i t by bad stumner 5,4:1
Wind, r a i n lash region 9,4:1
Fotir missing, floods as stonns lash coastline
10,4:3
Jones gi-ves weather waming (Bureau of
Meteorology) 31,5:4
45cm of snow in Upper Hunter 4,7:1
Wind, sea close Port as thaw hits Valley 6,7:1
Show homes opening postponed 28,7 3
Westerly wind hits Hunter houses, power 30,7:3
RBT dropped 4,8:5
Violent storm damages 20 ooaist homes 11,8:3
Storms in Lake cost $3,000 clean-up 14.8:5
Wind punishes marathon skiers 6.9:1
Elermore clairas on horaes to go to Board (Rain)
6.9:1
More rain 'needed' 18.9:3
A wild weekend for the Hunter 1,10:1
Fly TAA - and pray for 3 days rain 3,10:1
Bowls game had impact of a cyclone 11,10:5
N. H, INDEX
107, 1984
WEATHER (Con't)
WHARVES AND WHARF LABOUR
(Con't)
Maitland trots flooded ...15,10:20
Beaches lose out in rain 29,i0:8
City 'flood rain' throws traffic into chaos 6.11:4
City gets half raonth!s rain in one day 7,11:3
Floods hit north 8.11:1
Bain causes chaos 9,11:4
Storra havoc hits Sydney 12,11:5
Air battle lights sky 14.11:20
Another scorcher tipped 21.11:1
Sunny day, schools on strike! 22,11:1
'Dust storra' confirraed 2 2 , 1 1 : 3
Sydney misses e c l i s p e 24.11:14
Violent storras lash Queensland towns 17,12:5
Suraraer arrives with a bang 19,12:3
Stoirra ends day of searing heat 25,12:1
Cyclone passes 28,12:1
Maintenance ship p i c k e t l i n e raay be l i f t e d
4.4:5
Wharves raay be back to normal 9,5:11
Break-in charge 23,5:11
Shipraent doubt on uraniura ore 12,7:6
Loading of ore delayed 13,7:1
Uraniura carrier delayed again 15,7:1
Uranium ship runs at NT gauntlet 17,7:7
A,C.T.U. keeps out of loader dispute 7.8:3
Hours row hits wheat exports 8.8:i
Rail handling 'delays grain' 9,8:3
New hearing sought on dispute at Kooragang
Coal Loader 14,8:7
Grain carapaign 'selfish' 15,8:1
Export crisis looms for wheat crop 17.8:3
Ship banned (Safocean Nederberg) 8.9:5
Inspection again in ships row 20.9:6
Grain terminal scandal 21.9:3
Newcastle raove to clear wheat 21.9:7
Stoppages hit coal-loading 26.9:9
Submarine visit stops shipping 29.9:3
Coal-loading disrupted 29,9:5
New loader stoppage 3.10:14
Maritime flag ban 'blocking sales of coal'
3.10: 15
Workers threaten to stop Port over ships' move
22.10:9
'Serious delays' in Port 31.10:10
Second strike hits loading 20.ll:i0
Bail dispute adds to Port's collier queue
29,11: 3
New strike stops Port coal trade 4.l2:i
Loading of coal resuraes as dispute resolved
5.12:5
Foreraen to strike 19,12:1
Stevedores delay ship 20.12:4
WEIGHTLIFTING
Rogers after National title in weightlifting
14,4:39
SA lifter sraashes two Coraraonwealth raarks
(Dean Lukin) 9,7:22
Young chocolate freak sets four power lifting
records 1.8:42
Mudd l i f t s performance a t i n s t i t u t e 6.9:18
W e i g h t l i f t i n g now a s p e c t a t o r sport 17.9:14
L i f t e r weary of second p l a c e (Greg Hayraan) 5.10:20
L i f t e r ends drought (Greg Hayraan) 8.10:18
State debut for Shannos 6,12:18
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Legal threat over Blacks'pub ban 18,1:3
Bypassing red tape in W.A, 20.1:2
W.A. stays tight lipped on 'super' bank 25.4:14
Opposition to have say in W.A. land rights body
2.10:6
WILLIAM LYNE HOSPITAL
'Surety required' on Williara Lyne 12.3:3
Dental unit 'a boon to housebound patients'
12,5:12
Two hospital wards 'fire hazard' 21.5:3
2 wards 'need to be closed' 29.5:12
WESTERN AUSTRALIA - CRIMES
Five Police for trial over youth's death
(Roebourne) 7,2:7
Western Australian Police await trial on norraal
pay 8,2:9
Violence flares in Roebourne 5.3:3
Forgery sparks wild shareraarket run 1 5 , 3 : 3
John Pat trial to begin 30.4:5
Brutal, cowardly Police attack on youth alleged
1,5:4
Perth girl, 14, charged over stabbing 2.5:8
Policemen punched, kicked Aborigines : witness
2.5:8
Aboriginal witness adraits to lying 3,5:5
Police's 'threat to get man' 5,5:10
Liquor led to fatal brawl, W.A. court told
8.5:4
Police 'thrashed' in fight with Blacks 10.5:7
Policeraan tells of wild brawl 15,5:4
Police deny bashing Aborigine 16.5:5
Night of death 'not unusual' 17.5:5
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Aborigines 'made up evidence' 22,5:4
Aborigine 'could not have hurt himself in fall'
23,5:3
Police not guilty of Pat death 24,5:1
Aborigines in W,A. seek Pat inquiry 25,5:6
WINE INDUSTRY AND TRADE
WHARVES AND WHARF LABOUR
Wharf repair work to begin soon (No,5 Lee)
5,1:10
500 Dock jobs to go 28,1:5
Wharf jobs may be cut 19,4:4
WHARVES AND WHARF LABOUR - STRIKES AND DISPUTES
Stand-downs likely over ANL bans 7,1:4
ACTU calls raeeting to end ANL dispute l4,l:ll
Dispute 'could lead to Ports closing' 16.1:1
Ports hostage in union fight (Leader) 17,1:2
ANL dispute close to settlement 17,1:6
A.N,L dispute ends : power to be restored today
18,1:10
Wheat silo ban over Manning : Director 19,1:4
Moves to halt coal shipment 11,2:4
S t r i k e on coal iraport a v e r t e d 16,2:5
STRIKES AND DISPUTES
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The tops raay be tops for wine (Barrington)
6,1:1
Old bottle of wine raay bring $500 7.1:4
Vignerons in harvest race with weather 18.1:3
Hunter wines to tackle raarket in Japan 30.1:1
Storra ruins 307, of grape crop 9.2:1
Grapes giving more than the last drop 2.3:3
Wine levy wrong 28.3:4
Wyndhara enters Japanese raarket 26.5:4
Fortified wine tax lifted 23.6:3
US win for Hunter vineyard 23,6:3
Boseraount tops show 23.6:5
Valley wine recognised for quality and price
3,7:5
Brewers call for tax on wine in budget 6,7:4
Wine supplement Newcastle Herald dated 9,7:84
Wineries display wares at 3-day expo 9.7:9
Koalas as 'bait' in HV wine export drive
10.7:3
Valley winery scoops UK medal tally 31,7:3
Hunter wine export drive 6.8:6
HV wine sets show record 16,8:3
Scientist with taste for wine 20,8:1
Wine tax blow to Valley growers 22.8:1
Brewery lobby opens way to EEC wine flood
27,8:1
Alcohol body happy on wine tax 27,8:8
Wyndhara Estate scoops 17 awards at wine show
28,8:8
Upper Hunter's new wine queen 17.9:3
Upper Hunter Wine Festival supplement
24,9:12-13
Upper Hunter Wine Festival begins 29,9:5
Wine show hailed as best ever 1,10:1
Scone and Denman shine in festival 2.10:13
Statistics point to record grape crop 4.10:9
Hunter pushes its wines to Japanese 30,10:8
i Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown
27,11:20
Vintage year for wine pioneer 6.12:1
N, H, INDEX
108,
1984
WOLLONGONG
YOUTH (Con't)
$l,2ra boost for S, Coast Port 21,5:5
'Diying-out' centre anger
(Newcastle Youth Service) 10,8:3
Protest over ban on disco 11,8:1
Black market disco buyers 'stupid' 11,8:l4
120 in Branxton protest raarch 13,8:3
Reraission scheme criticised 18.8:12
Lake Council failing in youth needs 20,8:1
Teenagers' home 28.8:8
Youth feel helpless : report 4.9:3
Age 'a major factor in jail placement 11,9:3
Booragul to get youth centre 18,9:4
Youth rally to feature free bands 26,9:7
'Concerns of youth' naraed by churches 28,9:4
New plan for housing young offenders 3,10:5
Youth protests at poor facilities 8,10:8
Budget cuts a threat to Lake scheraes 8,10:8
Newcastle's youth council will continue to
function 8,10:8
Police caution in youth law reforra 12.10:4
Workers for youth 12,10:6
Slow response to youth campaign 17,10:8
Increase in funds for youth 5,11:4
Suicide, hunger face horaeless youths 10,11:1
Recovery 'raisses young' 12,11:6
Newcastle Show will honour youth in 1985 15,11:7
Help coraes to Cessnock youth 17,11:4
'High pay, less work' for Aust youth 19,11:3
Youth hostel funds 1,12:18
Youth aid popular 17,12:5
WOMEN
Refuge decision ' d i c t a t o r i a l ' 4,1:13
$327,000 for new jobs 6,1:5
Woraen to have new voice in Canberra 30,1:3
Dinner raarks woraen's day 23.2:12
Education system 'biased toward boys' 7,3:5
Fun picnic beats rally (International Women's
Day) 12. 3: 3
Furey : hug, kiss sons, keep woraen at horae
(Dr. Furey) 18.7:8
Lawers' appeal on child care 19,7:5
Hayden defens honour of W.A. 19.7:8
Wives grow discouraged seeking jobs 24.7:7
Woman elected to union post 28.8:5
Serainar (Virginia Chadwick MLC 'Women in Politics)
22.9:4 .
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Woraen in jail are 'special cases 1,11:5
Woraan aira for better news coverage 10,11:43
400 jobs in NSW plan for woraen 16,11:3
Technical course for woraan 12.12:24
Scientist finds demand liraited 14,12:5
More woraen going to University 21.12:3
Federal funds to help woraen attend forura 21.12:7
WOOL INDUSTRY
Shearing comb study 'would take 5 months' 25.1:10
Silent conspiracy in Bourke's battle of wide
c orab 7,3:4
Wool transport charge 'would cost hundreds of
jobs' 10,5:7
Rotary blade success 12.5:1
City wool centre given a year's respite 24.5:5
Shearers call for liraits on Kiwis 15.10:5
Newcastle's wool trade 'viable' 24,10:14
New wool loading method gets trial 22,11:3
Top wool destined for $1000 suit 29,11:1
WYEE
Wyee 'backblocks' a Council headache 25.1:11
Wyee pair to defy quit order 15.2:12
Lake Council under attack 22,3:3
Wyee residents reach end of patience 23.3:3
Council letter on Wyee zoning brings strong
reaction 27,4:4
Wyee residents angered by effluent ponds plan
14,8:5
Effluent pond work halt sought 16,8:3
Landcom to sell land at Wyee 17,8:7
Sewage depot to go ahead at Wyee 28.8:3
Wyee disgust at decision 29.8:5
WYONG
Tuggerah clean-up 19,5:11
'Land grab' notice? alarm residents 5,6:12
Toukley bridge funding passed 6.6:17
Mine uncertainty puts 'block' on land use 13,5:8
Wyong dairy farmer's battle not over yet 13,6:8
Pie lovers bowled over by feather 27,7:1
Y,M.C.A. AND Y,W,C.A,
Y.M.C.A. honours leaders 29,5:12
YOUTH
Norainations called for leadership course 18,1:10
Old pub to become a learning centre 19,1:3
Teenagers seek raore cheap entertainraent 2.2:3
New youth centre opened (Edgeworth) 6,2:7
Sacking of young workers attacked 11,2:4
Plea for better youth deal 14,2:5
Youth sought for interview (Recreational needs)
23.2:12
Youth of year to Scone 12.3:5
Youth speaking contest on again 21,3:29
Grants for youth, Y.W.C.A. 17,4:7
Juniors protest on fonner club lease 20,4:5
Aboriginal issues discussion 25,4:4
Westy youth get centre 17,5:5
Youth eraployraent survey 22,5:4
Driving force of NYS calls it a day (Newcastle
Youth Service) 30,6:12
Youth body caught in entrepreneural trap
(Newcastle Youth Service) 3,7:5
ZOOS'
Zoo looks at fate of reptile park 26,5:5